To which position should the light switch be rotated to turn on all the car lights?
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Rotating the light switch to any position cannot turn on all the car lights, as the car includes multiple lights that cannot be controlled by a single knob. You need to go to each position to open the control switch to turn on all the car lights, although it is not recommended to turn them all on under normal circumstances. Additional information: 1. Light control switch: There is an arrow mark on the rotary knob, just align it. The light control switch is generally located behind the vehicle's steering wheel, opposite to the wiper switch. Once found, there is a mark for the driving lights. Then, rotate the knob to turn on the vehicle's driving lights. If you want to turn on the headlights, rotate the control knob to the headlight position. 2. Hazard warning lights: Hazard warning lights, also known as 'emergency flashers,' should be turned on via the corresponding switch in case of an emergency. When the vehicle breaks down and is parked on the roadside, in addition to turning on the hazard warning lights, a triangular reflector should be set up about 200 meters behind the vehicle to warn oncoming vehicles and avoid rear-end collisions. Another function of hazard warning lights is to identify vehicles in a convoy.