What are headlights, position lights, and tail lights respectively?

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PeytonRose
07/29/25 6:39pm
Here are the introductions to headlights, position lights, and tail lights respectively: 1. Headlights: Also known as front headlights, their main purpose is to illuminate the road and objects in front of the vehicle to ensure driving safety. The headlight assembly is one of the important components that ensure the safe operation of the vehicle. The farther the headlight illumination distance and the better the light distribution characteristics, the higher the safety performance of the vehicle. 2. Position lights: Also known as width indicator lights or small lights, they are installed at the front and rear of the vehicle (the rear ones are called tail lights) to indicate the width of the vehicle and alert other drivers. 3. Tail lights: Primarily used to indicate the presence and approximate width of the vehicle, making it easier for other vehicles to judge during overtaking and meeting situations.
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