Are Width Lights and Low Beam Headlights the Same?

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Width lights and low beam headlights are not the same. Width lights refer to the front position lights and rear position lights on the vehicle body, including brake lights. For different vehicle models, the position of width lights may vary slightly. Width lights are also called contour lights: 'width' signifies warning, while 'contour' represents the outline. Contour lights are installed along the edges of the vehicle's outline to allow other vehicles to clearly see the position and size of your vehicle, thereby preventing rear-end collisions or side swipes. Low beam headlights typically have an illumination range within 50 meters, primarily used to clearly see the road ahead. They are usually turned on in areas with heavy traffic, as high beam headlights can cause glare for oncoming drivers.