How to Turn On the Low Beam and High Beam?
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Here is the introduction to the method of turning on the car's low beam and high beam: 1. First, turn on the vehicle's low beam (some vehicles have a knob, while others have a light lever). For the left lever, twisting the head upward turns on the low beam. 2. After turning on the low beam, pushing the lever downward activates the high beam, lifting it turns on the low beam, and pulling it forward makes the high beam flash once. Additional information: 1. The high beam icon is blue with a straight line shape; the low beam icon is green with a line slanting downward. 2. There is a lever on each side of the steering wheel. The right one is mostly for wiper control, while the left one is mostly for light control, including switching between high and low beams, and turn signal control. 3. For the combined light control lever, the high and low beams are toggled by moving the lever up and down, while the turn signal is toggled by moving it forward and backward.
I've been driving for almost ten years, and the lighting controls are actually quite intuitive. There's a stalk on the left side of the steering wheel. Rotate the knob at the end: turn to the first position for parking lights, and the second position turns on the low beams. To activate the high beams, push the entire stalk forward all the way (it will lock in place) while the low beams are on—this keeps the high beams illuminated, and a blue high beam indicator will appear on the dashboard. To briefly alert the car ahead, don’t push it all the way; just pull the stalk toward you lightly and release—the high beams will flash once and turn off. High beams provide excellent visibility on highways, but never use them in urban areas, or oncoming drivers will flash their lights and curse. Some cars have different designs, but the basic logic is similar—new drivers will get used to it after a few tries.
