What does option mean in cars?
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option in the automotive field refers to optional equipment. There are various buttons inside a car, and the more high-end the car, the more buttons it has. Except for a few domestic cars, most vehicle button labels are represented by English letters. Here is an introduction to buttons that should not be pressed randomly in a car: 1. Automatic handbrake button: With the increasing configuration of cars, many models now come with an automatic parking function. The automatic handbrake works on the same principle as the traditional handbrake, so it is very dangerous to press it randomly while driving, especially at high speeds. 2. Airbag button: The airbag switch button is usually located on the far right of the vehicle's dashboard or inside the glove box. If this switch is turned off, the airbag will not deploy in the event of a collision. Therefore, it is best not to turn off the airbag switch. If you forget to turn it on, the consequences in the event of an accident would be unimaginable. 3. Automatic headlight button: Many novice drivers prefer to set their headlights to automatic mode, but automatic headlights have issues with timing, which can cause the headlights to turn on late, creating safety hazards. Therefore, it is better to manually control the headlights based on the darkness of the weather. 4. ESP button: Generally, many cars now come with this feature, but many novices are unaware of it. Driving on slippery roads can easily cause the vehicle to skid or roll over. The ESP function can effectively reduce the probability of such accidents. Therefore, remember to turn on the ESP button the next time you encounter slippery road conditions.
