A ditch light is a type of train headlight typically mounted low on the front of a locomotive, often near the bottom of the frame. It is used to illuminate the tracks, helping to improve visibility in areas where there may be obstructions, such as ditches, during low-light conditions or at night. Ditch lights also help alert people and vehicles near the tracks to the train's presence. They are commonly required for trains operating in certain areas, as they provide an additional safety measure by making the train more visible to those near the tracks.

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