What does 'folder' mean in a car?
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The FOLDER button on the car radio refers to the folder function, allowing you to switch between folders. Below are specific introductions to common car buttons: 1. A-OFF. This button turns off the engine auto start-stop feature. It is used in congested or waterlogged areas to ensure normal engine output. 2. AUTO-HOLD. The auto-hold button, usually located next to the electronic handbrake, temporarily shuts off the engine during traffic lights or temporary stops. 3. DUAL. The DUAL button controls dual-zone air conditioning. When the indicator light is on, you can set different temperatures for the driver and front passenger seats. After adjusting to the desired temperature and turning it off, the automatic air conditioning will regulate the temperature according to the set values.
Throughout my driving career, I've encountered heavy fog many times. The 'folder' on cars—I guess you might mean fog lights—are real lifesavers in foggy conditions! Unlike regular headlights, they're positioned low on the front bumper, close to the ground. Their light cuts through fog to illuminate the road instead of reflecting back, giving drivers much better visibility in bad weather. I often drive in rainy, foggy areas, and activating the fog lights immediately makes me feel safer with noticeably clearer vision. The key is not to misuse them—only turn them on when visibility drops below 100 meters, otherwise the intense light can dazzle other drivers. Some cars even come with yellow fog lights, which have even stronger penetration—quite a practical little feature.
