What does the position light mean?
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Position lights are the four flashing lights at the front, rear, left, and right when the hazard lights are turned on, also known as the vehicle's width indicator lights. Below is relevant information about vehicle width indicator lights: 1. Function: Vehicle width indicator lights are turn signal lights that flash simultaneously, serving as a warning. They are suitable for use during nighttime driving to indicate the outline and size of the vehicle, helping front and rear vehicles discern the size and position of the vehicle in dimly lit environments. 2. Usage scenarios: Must be turned on during nighttime driving (traffic regulations require that width indicator lights and rear position lights must be turned on simultaneously during nighttime driving); In rainy or foggy weather when the driver's visibility is poor, it is essential to turn on the width indicator lights to serve as a warning reference for front, rear, and oncoming vehicles; Turning on the width indicator lights during dusk driving makes it easier for other drivers to see the vehicle.