How to Turn on the Low Beam Headlights?

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Generally, the light combination switch of most vehicles comes in either a lever type or a rotary knob type. There is a "low beam" position on the switch. By turning the light control switch handle to the low beam position, the low beam headlights will illuminate. The same applies to rotary knob-type light switches—rotating clockwise to the low beam position will turn on the low beam headlights. Additional details are as follows: 1. Low beam headlights should be used in most situations, such as on illuminated roads, when two vehicles meet, when the leading vehicle is using high beams, or when road conditions are good with clear visibility. 2. Parking lights (also called "position lights"): Their main function is to display the width and length of the vehicle at night. 3. Brake lights: These lights are very bright, serving to inform the following vehicle that the front vehicle is slowing down or stopping. 4. Fog lights: Fog lights are used in low-visibility conditions such as heavy fog, enhancing the vehicle's visibility to ensure that oncoming or following vehicles can see it clearly and take appropriate measures for safe passage.