Is It Normal for Only One Brake Light to Be On?
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It is not normal for only one brake light to be on. Typically, there is one brake light on each side, and many vehicles also have a high-mounted brake light in the center. Here are the classifications of brake lights: 1. Gas Brake Lights: These use gas materials, such as halogen. Gas brake lights are technologically mature and inexpensive, but they emit radiation, contain mercury, and have glass casings that are prone to breaking, which can pollute the environment. 2. LED Brake Lights: Brake lights made from LEDs have no radiation or pollution and offer a long service life, theoretically up to 60,000 hours. This means the bulbs do not need replacement during the vehicle's lifespan. However, LED brake lights are more expensive, which affects their widespread adoption.