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A taillight is a crucial component of a vehicle's lighting system, typically located at the rear of the vehicle. It serves multiple purposes, including signaling to other drivers the presence, position, and intentions of the vehicle. The taillight consists of a red or amber light and often includes different sections such as brake lights, turn signals, and reverse lights. When the driver applies the brakes, the brake light section of the taillight illuminates brighter to signal deceleration. Turn signal lights blink to indicate the driver’s intent to turn or change lanes, while reverse lights illuminate when the vehicle is in reverse gear. Taillights are designed to enhance visibility and safety, especially during low-light conditions or at night.