Frontlicht
Frontlicht, commonly referred to as a headlight, is a lighting device mounted at the front of a vehicle or bicycle to illuminate the road ahead and make the user more visible to others. Its primary purpose is to improve nighttime visibility and safety in low-light and adverse weather conditions. Frontlights also help signal the presence and approach of a vehicle to pedestrians and other road users.
Vehicles typically employ several front-light functions, including low beam (dipped) to illuminate the road without glaring
Technologies used in frontlights have evolved from halogen bulbs to xenon (HID), LEDs, and increasingly laser-based
Regulation and safety standards vary by region. In Europe, lighting must comply with ECE regulations and be