What is the complete process of the Volkswagen Subject 3 lighting simulation operation?

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Here is the complete process of the Volkswagen Subject 3 lighting simulation operation: 1. Voice prompts: Follow the voice instruction "Please turn on the headlights," at which point the student can directly turn on the headlights. When the voice says "Switch the headlights to high beam," the student can directly turn on the high beam. When the student hears "The simulated nighttime test is complete, please turn off all lights," it is crucial to remember to turn off all the lights that were turned on. Only then can the car start and continue with the test. 2. Lighting judgment: When driving at night in areas without streetlights or with insufficient lighting, the high beam should be turned on. When meeting another motor vehicle at night, the low beam should be used. When driving at night on sharp curves, slopes, arched bridges, pedestrian crossings, or intersections without traffic signals, alternate between the high and low beams. 3. Switching to low beam: When following another vehicle closely at night in the same direction, the low beam should be used. 4. Weather conditions: When driving in foggy or hazy weather, the fog lights and hazard lights should be turned on. 5. Use of hazard lights: If a breakdown occurs while driving at night and the vehicle cannot be moved, obstructing traffic, the parking lights and hazard lights should be turned on.