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The dipped headlight.
The dipped headlight (short-range light) is designed to illuminate the road at night without dazzling drivers travelling in the opposite direction, allowing the driver to see what is ahead and drive more safely.
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The dipped headlight.
The brake light.
The sidelight.
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