What is the Meaning of Light Signals?
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Currently, the fixed lights on cars are turn signals, brake lights, and hazard lights, all of which have independent buttons installed in every vehicle. In addition to these fixed lights, the default light signals used by drivers worldwide are as follows: When the green light is on, and the car in front cannot move—flash the headlights once. When encountering oncoming vehicles with high beams on—flashing the headlights twice serves as a reminder; turning on the hazard lights is an expression of dissatisfaction. When there is a safety hazard with nearby vehicles—flash the headlights three times as a warning, and wait for the car in front to notice your light signal before flashing three times again. When the car behind is too close—tap the brake to activate the brake lights as a reminder. SOS signal—turn on the hazard lights and flash the headlights three times.