Lighting systems improve visibility at night, and make a vehicle visible to other road-users.
A lighting switch operates tail-lights, park lights, and headlights to allow the driver to see ahead. A dip switch allows the driver to change the beams from high to low, or vice-versa, as required.
Stop-lights operate when the brake pedal is depressed.
Turn-signals alert other drivers of a change in direction, and are mounted so they can be seen from the front, rear and sides of the automobile.
An emergency flasher system operates both front and rear turn-signals at the same time.
Other circuits operate courtesy, or convenience lights, reversing lights, and fault indicators.
