What does 'off' mean for headlights?

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SanRobert
07/29/25 3:11pm
off means turning off the lights. How to use car lights: off means turning off the lights. Generally, one notch up from the off position is the parking lights, and another notch up is the headlights. If the car has an automatic headlight function, it is usually labeled as auto. The usage of car light indicators is as follows: Rear turn signal: A light used to indicate to other road users behind that the vehicle will turn right or left; it can be turned on or off by operating the light assembly. Brake light: A light that indicates to other road users behind the vehicle that the vehicle is braking; it turns on when the brake is pressed and turns off when the brake is released. Rear fog light: A light that makes the vehicle more visible from behind in foggy conditions; it can be turned on or off by rotating the fog light switch on the light assembly. Reverse light: A light that illuminates the road behind the vehicle and warns other road users that the vehicle is or will be reversing; it turns on when the vehicle is in reverse gear and turns off when not in reverse gear.
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