It’s time to make your day (or night) on the job easy and safe! The proper lighting can help improve forward vision and peripheral viewing capabilities.

Now car manufacturers have updated incandescent bulbs by replacing them with LEDs.

Why You Should Switch To LED

The switch to LED is a no-brainer. They cost less and are much smaller in size, and offer a better quality of light. LEDs replicate natural daylight more for our safety while driving on roads at night time.

The benefits don’t stop there! It helps with an 80% reduction rate compared to incandescent bulbs. You’ll soon find yourself saving both time and money by making this simple change today.

Headlights are an essential part of a vehicle’s design. LEDs can power the headlamps, daytime accent lights, and fog lamps on cars.

But Night-time lighting for work trucks can be a challenge to find. That’s because these vehicles often come without LEDs as standard equipment.

If your truck doesn’t offer them or you want extra illumination, then here’s how LED lighting can help!

LED Work Lights Options For Trucks

Truck owners now have a variety of extra lighting options, which includes:

LED Flood Lamps:

The best way to increase your visibility on the road is by installing LED flood lamps. You can mount these LED Flood Lamps on the front of your vehicle.

These bright lights are ideal for enhancing forward and peripheral vision. It will keep you safe from any accidents that could happen while driving at night time with no lighting.

Before you install them, check with your state’s DMV for any restrictions on where to place them. (e.g., on a light bar that’s installed above or outside an existing marker).

LED bars:

The light bar on top of the truck is a popular option for drivers. It provides more visibility than one set of floodlights. It also keeps your line of sight clear with other vehicles while driving.

If you want to give yourself a good field of view, the LED bar is your best option. It’s much wider than flood lamps and provides better visibility in front and off to either side.

Underhood LEDs:

It is a great way to solve the problem of not seeing under your truck at night when you pop open its hood. Place these lights, and they will shine down on all aspects with bright illumination.

Truck Bed LEDs:

The easiest way to get light into the back of your truck! You can mount these lights along each side and run full length. When they’re activated, you can use them as a tail lamp or 12V outlet, bathing all areas in warm LED illumination.

How To Control Lighting In The Truck

A dashboard-mounted switch can control flood lamps and under-hood lighting. For a light bar, a switch above your rear-view mirror may work best.

The process for improving visibility in low-light conditions is simple. Once you install the light, head out at night and try to activate the switch on your truck’s dashboard.

You can determine how well these lights expand their line of sight. Adjust with extra options if needed.

Lighting System Approved By NHTSA

Government has a lot of say in what kind of lights you have on your vehicle. It means there are rules about LED lighting as well!

The National Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA) handles keeping people safe.

The NHTSA reviews how lights affect safety and make policy changes. We’ll advice you to keep track of any proposed rule changes.