Flashing Lights

Flashing lights are visual signals that rapidly change between different levels of brightness or color. They are often used to grab attention, indicate caution, or communicate specific messages, such as emergency situations or warnings. For example, flashing warning lights on a vehicle alert others to slow down or give way, while traffic lights use flashing signals to indicate intersections or caution. Their effective use depends on visibility, timing, and context to ensure the message is understood and to prevent confusion or distraction.