NOUN
- a red light on the rear of a motor vehicle that signals when the brakes are applied to slow or stop
How To Use brake light In A Sentence
- Trash fluttered in the red glow of the brake light in the rearview.
- At the rear, the taillight clusters are stacked vertically, positioned high out of harm's way, and a high-level brake light is integrated into the roofline above the two rear doors.
- I can still see him, just, brake lights winking as he catches up with a line of cars ahead.
- Probably, he thought, peering out through struggling wind screen wipers at rows of brake lights ahead.
- The most common defects were bare tyres, faulty brakes, steering and suspension, plus broken headlights and brake lights.
- A hottie driving a $700 Cadillac hooptie gets a Rolls Royce grill and a third brake light that flashes hearts.
- Vehicles travelling behind that car also brake hard, triggering a domino effect as motorists react to brake lights in front of them, slowing all traffic in that lane.
- Even though these vehicles are pitched at off-road use, I guess you'd never get one registered for road use, they still have all the features you'd expect of a regular road vehicle such as windscreen, wipers, horn, turning lights, high and low beam, brake lights; basically it's ready to be used on road. Life in Ronda, Learning Spanish, Property in Spain
- I can see the bright red glow of brake lights up ahead.
- Trash fluttered in the red glow of the brake light in the rearview.
