A lamp for the rear of a vehicle is disclosed with a light transmissive cover having a red first illuminated surface area and a clear second illuminated surface area. It has a first LED light emitter located directly beneath the red first area, a second LED light emitter located directly beneath the clear second area, and a third LED light emitter, also located directly beneath said clear second area. The third red LED light emitter is for emitting red light through the clear second area simultaneously with light transmitted through the red first area, whereby the first and second areas are adapted to collectively form a contiguous red illuminated surface area.

Provided is a lighting device for a vehicle including a light source configured to emit light, a shield layer configured to be positioned in front of the light source, and have a shield portion that shields light emitted from the light source and a first pattern portion through which the light emitted from the light source is transmitted, and a pattern layer configured to be positioned in front of the shield layer, include a light-transmissive material, and have a second pattern portion.

A vehicle lamp including a first light source unit including a plurality of first light source parts, a second light source unit including a plurality of second light source parts, a first total reflection lens including a first lens structure that condenses light radiated from the plurality of first light source parts and emits the light to the front, a second total reflection lens formed integrally with a plurality of second lens structures that condenses light radiated from the plurality of second light source parts and emits the light to the front and formed integrally on the other side of the first total reflection lens, and an emission lens including a first emission lens part disposed in front of the first total reflection lens and a second emission lens part disposed in front of the second total reflection lens.

A light source comprises an array of both white and amber LEDs. One or more light pipes are disposed adjacent the array of LEDs. An optical sheet is disposed adjacent the light pipe(s) wherein light modifying elements of the optical sheet are aligned perpendicular to the array of LEDs. During DRL activation, both white and amber LEDs illuminate, altering the output from a bluish-white to a warmer tone by integrating the amber LEDs with the white ones. The turn signal function exclusively illuminates the amber LEDs. This design significantly reduces the necessary number of white LEDs for a compliant DRL function while ensuring efficiency and an aesthetically pleasing lighting assembly in a compact space.