How to Turn on Car Lights?
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Generally, to turn off car lights, simply rotate the light control knob to the "OFF" position (some models use "O" for the off position). Some models have a button that can be pressed to turn off the lights. Others have a lever on the light stalk—rotating the lever turns the lights off. To turn on a specific light, rotate the knob or lever to the corresponding position; to turn it off, rotate it back to OFF. In addition, cars have various types of lights, each serving different purposes: Position lights (also known as marker lights) are installed on the car to indicate its width and should be turned on when it is not yet completely dark. Turn signals are used when the vehicle is turning or making a U-turn. Before turning, the turn signal should be activated at least 3 seconds in advance. Only proceed with the turn after confirming there are no vehicles approaching from behind. Avoid turning immediately after activating the signal without checking the rear. Daytime running lights (DRLs) automatically turn on when the vehicle's power is activated but can also be turned off in the vehicle settings. Fog lights are used during rainy or foggy weather. Hazard warning lights, commonly referred to as hazard flashers or "double flashers," are signal lights that alert other vehicles and pedestrians to special situations involving your car.
