Do Right-Angle Turn Signals Need to Be Turned Off Manually?
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Right-angle turn signals need to be turned off manually. Simply move the turn signal switch located below the steering wheel to the middle position to turn it off. When turning, activate the right turn signal before making a right turn and the left turn signal before making a left turn, while observing road conditions. When changing lanes, turn on the right turn signal before moving to the right lane and the left turn signal before moving to the left lane, ensuring the signal flashes for at least three seconds before changing lanes. When overtaking, use the left lane and activate the left turn signal before overtaking, ensuring it is safe to proceed. When pulling over to the side of the road, use the appropriate turn signal (left or right) to alert vehicles behind you. When starting from the roadside, activate the left turn signal if starting from the right side of the road. Turn signals are essential devices for indicating a vehicle's dynamic information, installed at the front and rear of the vehicle. They are activated during turns and contribute to road safety. Turn signals can be categorized into three main types: resistance wire type, electronic type, and hybrid type. The resistance wire type further divides into thermal wire type and wing type, while the electronic type includes hybrid and fully electronic variants. Bounce-type flashers operate based on the thermal effect of electric current.
