Auto Lamps Bulbs

Auto lamp bulbs are used to illuminate the road ahead for the driver and signal other drivers about the vehicle's actions. They play a crucial role in road safety by enhancing visibility and communication. 

Here's a more detailed look at their uses:

1. Enhancing Visibility:

Headlights:

These illuminate the road ahead, enabling the driver to see in the dark or during adverse weather conditions. They come in various forms, including low beams for general use and high beams for greater illumination. 

Tail lights:

These signal other drivers that a vehicle is present and indicate its direction, especially at night. 

Daytime Running Lights (DRLs):

These are always-on lights that increase visibility during daylight hours, making the vehicle more easily seen by other drivers. 

2. Signaling Other Drivers:

Turn signals:

These indicate the direction a vehicle intends to turn, helping other drivers anticipate its movements. 

Brake lights:

These illuminate when the brakes are applied, signaling to other drivers that the vehicle is slowing down or stopping. 

Hazard lights:

These blink on all corners of the vehicle to alert other drivers of an emergency or potential hazard. 

Fog lights:

These are designed to cut through fog and mist, providing better visibility in those conditions. 

Reverse lights:

These illuminate the rear of the vehicle when it is in reverse, signaling to other drivers that the vehicle is backing up.