What is the Difference Between Steering Headlights and Steering Auxiliary Lights?

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Steering headlights and steering auxiliary lights differ in the following ways: 1. Steering auxiliary lights are installed at the front, rear, left, and right turns of the car and are used to emit alternating bright and dark flashing signals when the car turns, alerting vehicles in front and behind, pedestrians, and traffic police to understand its direction of travel. 2. Steering headlights refer to the car's headlights that can rotate to a certain angle in the direction of the turn, expanding the field of vision. 3. The difference between the two is that steering auxiliary headlights refer to lights that turn on when the steering wheel is rotated, such as the position of fog lights, while automatic steering headlights involve the bulbs inside the headlights rotating with the steering wheel.