Where are the car turn signals located?
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Car turn signals are located at the front and rear of the vehicle. Pushing the lever downward with the left hand activates the left turn signal, while pushing it upward activates the right turn signal. Function of car turn signals: Turn signals are the primary devices indicating a vehicle's dynamic information. Installed at the front and rear of the vehicle, they are activated when the car turns. They enhance driving safety by allowing others to anticipate the vehicle's movements and make correct judgments. Precautions for using car turn signals: Turn signals are categorized into contact-type flashers and non-contact-type flashers. If a contact-type turn signal malfunctions, the corresponding indicator light on the dashboard will flash continuously. Turn signals should be activated 10 to 20 seconds before making a turn to give following drivers sufficient reaction time. However, the exact timing may vary based on road conditions, traffic, and speed, but generally should not be less than 10 seconds. Use the left turn signal when entering a highway and the right turn signal when exiting, as entering involves a left turn and exiting involves a right turn. When merging onto a main road from an auxiliary road, use the left turn signal, and when moving from the main road to an auxiliary road, use the right turn signal.
