Stop lights
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Stop lights are red lights fitted to the rear of the vehicle which are activated whenever the drive operates the foot brake to slow or stop the vehicle.
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Reverse lights
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Reversing lights are white lights fitted to the rear of a vehicle. They provide vision behind the vehicle and warn other drivers that the vehicle will move backwards.
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Indicators
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Indicators are amber lights located at the corners of the vehicle. They are pulsing lights that warn other road users of an intended change in direction.
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Headlights
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In headlight bulbs the main bean filament is positioned at the focal point of the reflector, and the dip beam filament is placed above and slightly to one side.
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High intensity discharge (HID) lights
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HID lights produce light by striking an electrical arc across tungsten electrodes housed inside a specially designed inner fused quartz or fused alumina tube.
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Driving lights
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Driving lights are used to supplement vehicle headlight systems.
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Fog lights
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Fog lights are used with other vehicle lighting in poor weather such as thick fog, driving rain or blowing snow.
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Cornering lights
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Cornering lights are white colored lights usually fitted into the bumper bar and are designed to provide side light when the vehicle is turning corners.
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| Smart lighting |
Different lighting technologies can be fitted individually or together to form comprehensive adaptive lighting systems. |
