Tail lights are red lights at the back of a vehicle that illuminate when the headlights are on, brightening when the vehicle stops, and dimming while driving.
They serve key functions such as brake lights, turn signals, reversing lights, and rear fog lights, enhancing safety by making the vehicle visible to other drivers, especially in poor weather conditions.
Tail lights help drivers gauge a vehicle’s size and shape, and broken lights should be replaced promptly to avoid fines and ensure visibility on the road. Various types are available to meet different needs.