I also wouldn’t mind them being on a dimmer. If you’re riding the brakes, barely touching it… One out of 10. If you’re normally slowing, 5. If you just jammed on the brakes out of nowhere, then 10. alternate the LEDs in the assembly with the baseline and what’s currently occurring. That way if you’ve never that particular car’s brake lights before, you still have some idea how to judge it

Honestly, it’s been a really good trend with ebikes. Some ebikes brands have been including brake lights that light up when you slow or stop, and it makes it much safer, since you can tell when someone ahead of you is slowing down. Front brake lights for cars and bikes would also make sense, especially at signalized intersections and four ways.

I hope they become a thing.