How to Turn on the Lights at Night for an Automatic Transmission Car?
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Open the driver's side door of the automatic transmission car. Press down on the brake pedal of the automatic transmission car. Press the one-touch start button of the automatic transmission car to start the engine. The dashboard lights up, indicating that the engine of the automatic transmission car has been started. Rotate the headlight switch of the automatic transmission car to turn on the headlights.
When driving an automatic car at night, turning on the lights is super easy, as I often drive and find it straightforward. Generally, locate the light control stalk on the left or right side of the steering wheel, twist it to the 'Auto' position (if the car has this feature), or turn it to the light icon position—the dashboard will show an indicator light. Don’t forget to ensure the lights are set to low beam to avoid dazzling other drivers; driving at night with poor visibility means turning on the lights significantly improves safety. I also like to regularly check the car lights, such as cleaning the lens covers during car washes to prevent dirt from reducing brightness. For new drivers, they might overlook switching the lights at first, so I recommend setting a reminder to build the habit. The whole process takes just seconds but is crucial for nighttime driving safety—never skip it. The benefit of automatic lights is convenience: they turn on when it gets dark and off at dawn, which is incredibly practical.
