A headlight is a lamp that is mounted on the front of a car to light the way. Although headlights and headlamps are frequently used interchangeably, in the most formal sense, headlight refers to the gadget's beam of light and headlamp to the device itself.

A headlight is a lamp that is mounted on the front of a car to light the way. Although headlights and headlamps are frequently used interchangeably, in the most formal sense, headlight refers to the gadget's beam of light and headlamp to the device itself.

A headlight is a lamp that is mounted on the front of a car to light the way. Although headlights and headlamps are frequently used interchangeably, in the most formal sense, headlight refers to the gadget's beam of light and headlamp to the device itself.

A headlight is a lamp that is mounted on the front of a car to light the way. Although headlights and headlamps are frequently used interchangeably, in the most formal sense, headlight refers to the gadget's beam of light and headlamp to the device itself.

A headlight is a lamp that is mounted on the front of a car to light the way. Although headlights and headlamps are frequently used interchangeably, in the most formal sense, headlight refers to the gadget's beam of light and headlamp to the device itself.

Front headlights trigger the tail lights. As you turn on the headlights only at night or in dark conditions, the red tail lights also remain inactive during the daytime. Their brightness is lesser than the brake lights because they are designed to be switched on in hazy, foggy, and dark conditions.

Front headlights trigger the tail lights. As you turn on the headlights only at night or in dark conditions, the red tail lights also remain inactive during the daytime. Their brightness is lesser than the brake lights because they are designed to be switched on in hazy, foggy, and dark conditions.

Front headlights trigger the tail lights. As you turn on the headlights only at night or in dark conditions, the red tail lights also remain inactive during the daytime. Their brightness is lesser than the brake lights because they are designed to be switched on in hazy, foggy, and dark conditions.

Front headlights trigger the tail lights. As you turn on the headlights only at night or in dark conditions, the red tail lights also remain inactive during the daytime. Their brightness is lesser than the brake lights because they are designed to be switched on in hazy, foggy, and dark conditions.

Side Indicators are amber in colour and can be located at the front, the rear and sometimes at the side of the car on both the left and right hand sides.

Side Indicators are amber in colour and can be located at the front, the rear and sometimes at the side of the car on both the left and right hand sides.

Side Indicators are amber in colour and can be located at the front, the rear and sometimes at the side of the car on both the left and right hand sides.