How to Operate the Car Light Switch?
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The car light control button is located not only below the steering wheel but also near the door. To turn on the low beam, twist the button to the right twice, and the low beam will be activated. Twisting it to the right once turns on the parking lights, while pulling the button upward activates the front fog lights. Different lights serve various purposes.
Based on my experience frequently helping female colleagues with their cars, the headlight switch is actually super simple. Look at the lever on the left side of the steering wheel—the outermost rotary knob turns to the first position for parking lights (a small green indicator will light up on the dashboard), and turning it one more position turns on the low beams. Pushing the lever forward activates the high beams, and remember to switch it back when the dashboard shows a blue indicator. On rainy days, you’ll need to use the fog lights—first turn on the low beams, then press the button with the fog symbol nearby. Nowadays, newer cars are smarter; for example, my friend’s Golf has an AUTO mode that automatically turns on the lights when entering a tunnel. But I must remind beginners: forgetting to turn off the lights when exiting the car can drain the battery, so it’s best to develop the habit of checking the lights after locking the car.
