What color should front vehicle signals be?

Front vehicle signals are required to be white or orange-yellow to ensure maximum visibility and to communicate the vehicle's intended actions effectively to other road users. White lights are commonly used for headlights and indicate forward movement and visibility, while orange-yellow lights are typically used for turn signals and side marker lights, signaling the vehicle's direction or intention to turn.

This color designation aligns with safety regulations and standards, as they ensure that these signals are easily distinguishable during both day and night. Clear visibility aids in reducing the risk of accidents, as other drivers can recognize the signals from a distance. The other options do not conform to the standard color requirements for front signals and may cause confusion on the road.