Under what circumstances should the width lights be turned on, and how to turn them on?
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Width lights should be turned on during early morning, evening, and rainy weather. The functions of width lights are as follows: 1. Width lights, also known as clearance lights, small lights, or evening driving lights. When the car lights are turned on, the width lights at the rear of the car will automatically activate. 2. Turn on when it is not completely dark: indicates the width of the car to alert oncoming and following vehicles. 3. Width lights are used for evening driving. They help other vehicles judge the size and width of the car during overtaking or meeting, thus avoiding traffic accidents. The method to turn on width lights is as follows: rotate the knob to the width light position to turn them on.
I usually turn on the parking lights mainly before dark or in low-light conditions, such as driving home at dusk or heading out early in the morning; they're also essential in rainy, foggy weather or in tunnels because they enhance the car's visibility and help avoid collisions. The way to turn them on is simply by rotating the light control stalk next to the steering wheel to the parking light position—most car models require just a few steps to do this. I make it a habit to check the light control settings as soon as I get in the car to ensure it's in the right position. On rural roads, I always turn on the lights early to prevent other drivers from missing my car; forgetting to turn them on could lead to fines from traffic cameras or even accidents, so I've maintained this habit for years. By the way, I also recommend regularly checking if the lights are working to avoid any inconvenience caused by burnt-out bulbs.
