How to turn off the interior lights in a Buick Excelle?

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DeCarlos
07/30/25 5:22am
There is a round button located below the left side of the steering wheel, slightly larger than a one-yuan coin. Turn it to the left once to turn off the lights. More information about car lights is as follows: 1. In addition to providing illumination, car lights also serve as signals and warnings. Familiarizing yourself with the use of various car lights means acquiring a life-saving skill. 2. Position lights, as the name suggests, indicate the width of the vehicle, commonly referred to as small lights. When external light is insufficient, position lights should be turned on to alert other vehicles. For example, in poorly lit underground garages, it is advisable to turn on the position lights, although they do not provide illumination. 3. Headlights are necessary when road conditions do not meet driving requirements, such as at night or in extreme weather, to provide illumination. Usage recommendation: In environments with insufficient light, such as at night or during rain, headlights should be turned on to ensure the driver's visibility. Special note: In poorly lit environments like tunnels and underground garages, low beams must always be turned on to ensure visibility and alert others to your presence. 4. High beams are activated by further turning the light switch when the headlights are on. They are generally required when driving on unlit roads at night. Usage recommendation: High beams can be used judiciously when road lighting is poor and no oncoming vehicles are present. To warn other vehicles at night, flashing high beams can be effective, especially on high-speed roads with fast-moving and noisy traffic, where flashing high beams is often more effective than honking. Special note: Some drivers keep high beams on continuously after dark, a habit of 'misusing lights' that can impair the vision of drivers ahead and oncoming traffic, compromising road safety.
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