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Universal Economy Snow Plow Light Kit 80888 - Truck Lite
Part# 80888
Part# 80888
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Special Price $124.99 Regular Price $152.70
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Halogen Bulb, 55W H1 12V 5100/5800/60 R5812BH - Paccar
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Part# R5812BH
Part# R5812BH
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$18.18
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Forward Driving Light Assembly P54-1062-200 - Paccar
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Part# P54-1062-200
Part# P54-1062-200
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$171.43
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Bulb - Seal Beam 4411CEC - CEC
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Part# 4411CEC
Part# 4411CEC
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$7.74
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Universal E-Series LED Driving Light Kit 84720 - Truck Lite
Part# 84720
Part# 84720
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$782.42
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Heated Lens, Universal Snow Plow Light Kit 37278C - Truck Lite
Part# 37278C
Part# 37278C
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$766.56
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Snow Plow & ATL Lamp Kit 80875 - Truck Lite
Part# 80875
Part# 80875
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$781.74
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Lamp Assembly - Driving Rectangular 36057 - Kenworth
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Part# 36057
Part# 36057
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Special Price $40.11 Regular Price $45.81
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Driving lights for trucks and semis

Driving lights are one of the key elements of each truck and semi-truck, responsible for visibility and safety on the road, especially in rural or remote areas and in low-light conditions. These lights are manufactured to supplement the headlights of a truck and provide additional visibility on the road ahead. They are typically mounted on the front of the vehicle and come in a variety of types and sizes.

What are the different types of Driving lights

There are several types of driving lights available for truck drivers, with the three most popular choices being halogen driving lights, LED driving lights, and HID driving lights.

Halogen driving lights

Halogen lights are the most common and are typically less expensive than LED and HID lights. They produce a warm, yellow-colored light that is similar to the color of sunlight, which is easier on the eyes and doesn’t blind the oncoming drivers.

LED driving lights

LED driving lights, on the other hand, usually produce a brighter and whiter light that can be more effective at cutting through darkness. They are also more energy-efficient than halogen lights and have a longer lifespan, making them an investment worth considering, especially long-term.

HID driving lights

Finally, HID (High-Intensity Discharge) driving lights use a powerful, high-voltage electrical discharge to produce brighter light than the two other types. They are the most powerful of the three types of driving lights, but also the most expensive. They can come in very handy for off-road drivers and truckers who drive in very difficult conditions, but can be blinding to other drivers, so be mindful when using them.

At Big Rig World, we offer a premium selection of driving lights for trucks and other vehicles, as well as repair parts to fix your driving lights at a low cost. Our offer includes OEM and aftermarket products that allow drivers to customize and maintain their vehicle, making sure it is always in pristine condition and ready for the road.