A street light is a tall pole with a light fixture attached to the top that is used to illuminate public roads and sidewalks. Street lights are typically powered by electricity and can be turned on automatically at dusk and off at dawn with the use of a photocell or timer.
Street lights serve several purposes, including improving visibility and safety for pedestrians and drivers, discouraging criminal activity by providing a well-lit environment, and enhancing the aesthetic appeal of urban areas. They are also often used to indicate the location of intersections and other important landmarks.
In recent years, street lights have become more energy-efficient with the use of LED lighting technology. This has led to cost savings for municipalities and reduced carbon emissions. Additionally, some street lights have been equipped with sensors and other smart technologies to enable more efficient operation and maintenance. For example, some street lights can adjust their brightness levels based on the amount of ambient light in the surrounding area, while others can detect and report issues such as burned-out bulbs or damaged fixtures.also see:
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