How to Turn on the Accord's Low Beam Headlights?

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The low beam headlight switch of the Accord is located on the left side behind the steering wheel. Turn the light knob to the last position to activate the low beam headlights. Low Beam Headlights: A circle represents the headlight, with several downward-slanting lines indicating the light beams, which illuminate the road ahead at a downward angle. Without them, driving at night would be impossible due to poor visibility. They are typically used in urban areas. High Beam Headlights: A circle represents the headlight, with horizontal lines indicating the light beams, which project straight ahead. As the name suggests, high beams are designed to illuminate longer distances. They are commonly used in rural or suburban areas with insufficient street lighting. Fog Lights: A circle represents the headlight, with horizontal lines indicating the light beams and a curved line representing fog. In foggy conditions, light doesn't travel far, so the symbol includes a curve blocking the light. Front and rear fog lights are easier to remember: if the light beams face forward, it's the front fog light; if they face backward, it's the rear fog light. They are typically used in rain, fog, or snow. In extreme weather, it's better to use fog lights instead of hazard lights.