What do L, O, and R represent on a car?
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These are the three markings L, O, and R, which are the adjustment switches for the rearview mirror, used to adjust the rearview mirror. Turning to L adjusts the left rearview mirror, O turns it off, and R adjusts the right rearview mirror. The car rearview mirror reflects the situation behind, beside, and below the car, allowing the driver to indirectly see these positions clearly and expanding the driver's field of vision. Here is additional information: 1. Installing rearview mirrors: Each vehicle should have a rearview mirror installed on the left and right sides inside the car, with their position and angle adapted to the vehicle model. 2. Before starting the car: The driver must observe through the rearview mirror whether there are any vehicles approaching from the side or rear and other traffic conditions behind, in order to make quick and accurate judgments and decisions. Starting blindly may lead to collisions. 3. Driving on multi-lane roads: When vehicles frequently change lanes, it is even more important to accurately observe the traffic conditions behind and to the side through the rearview mirror at all times. If there is a vehicle approaching from behind, do not change lanes. If a vehicle is overtaking from the side or rear, temporarily refrain from overtaking the vehicle ahead.