What do the two levers on either side of the car steering wheel represent?
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The left lever in a car is primarily used for controlling the lights. Pushing it up or down activates the vehicle's turn signals and parking lights, while moving it forward or backward switches between high and low beams. The right lever operates the windshield wiper system, allowing adjustment of the wiper spray speed and the frequency of the wiper blades. Of course, in some higher-end models, the light control lever may also include cruise control functions, and the wiper lever may have buttons for switching dashboard information. Below is a detailed introduction: 1. Introduction one: The wiper lever is used to control the front and rear windshield wipers and washers. 2. Introduction two: The MODE knob on the lever adjusts the speed of the wipers; turning it upward increases the speed, while turning it downward decreases it.