What aspect of the headlights is assessed during inspection?

During inspection, the aspect of the headlights that is assessed includes both intensity and color. Intensity refers to the brightness of the headlights, which is crucial for visibility and safety while driving at night or in low-light conditions. If the headlights are not bright enough, they may fail to adequately illuminate the road, leading to increased risk of accidents.

The color of the headlights is also important because headlights must emit a specific light color – typically, white or slightly yellowish light is standard for standard vehicles. Non-compliant colors could distract or confuse other drivers and can be an indicator of improper headlight types or modifications.

While other options like positioning, age of bulbs, and alignment are important factors to consider, the comprehensive assessment of headlights during inspection focuses primarily on their intensity and color to ensure they meet safety regulations and provide optimal visibility.