How to Turn on Car Headlights?

[DeGenesis]

Car light switches are generally integrated into the stalk-type switch located on the left side of the steering wheel. Simply rotate or toggle the switch to the designated position, and the corresponding exterior lights will illuminate, with the corresponding indicator also lighting up on the dashboard.

[ConnorMarie]

I've driven quite a few cars, and there's always a control lever on the left side of the steering wheel with a knob that can be twisted. Usually, the outermost position is for turning off the lights, the first twist turns on the parking lights, and another twist turns on the low beams. For high beams, when the low beams are on, just push the lever forward—push it all the way for constant high beams. Some high-end cars have an AUTO button on the console; pressing it turns the headlights on automatically, so you don’t have to worry about them in tunnels. Remember to test your lights in the garage to make sure they’re working properly. The most important thing when driving at night is adjusting your lights based on road conditions—use low beams in the city and avoid blinding others with high beams. The dashboard will display a blue high beam indicator; if you see it, it means the high beams are on.