High brake lights

The general brake lights (brake lights) are installed on both sides of the rear of the vehicle. When the driver depresses the brake pedal, the brake light is on and a red light is emitted to remind the rear vehicle to pay attention and not to rear-end. The brake light goes out when the driver releases the brake pedal.

The high brake light is also called the third brake light. It is usually installed in the upper part of the rear of the car so that the rear vehicle can detect the vehicle ahead of time and apply braking to prevent car rear-end accidents. Since the car has two left and right brake lights, it is customary to also refer to the upper brake light installed in the upper part of the rear of the vehicle as the third brake light.