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The lighting system
The lighting system. Visible light is electromagnetic radiation. This does not mean it is the only vehicle system capable of emitting electromagnetic radiation: hot components can also emit infrared radiation, for example. The prompt is restricted to visible road illumination to make the answer unique.
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