Safe operation of your car relies heavily on your brakes working properly every time you need them. When your Brake Warning Light on, you should immediately question the dependability of the system that will bring you to a stop when you need to.

Here are some common causes of brake warning lights:

Your brake fluid is low or is leaking

Your parking brake is engaged

Your car battery have low voltage

Your brake pads are worn out

Your brake light bulb has burned out

The brake light on dashboard have two colors, If the light is red, you can’t drive. Your braking system is not working the way it should, making it too dangerous to get on the road.

If it's yellow, you should check your brake fluid and get the vehicle diagnosed if you suspect a leak.