Where is the car door lock button located?

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The central locking button is usually located on the driver's side door or within the central control area of the car. The central locking system is a control device that simultaneously locks and unlocks all car doors, enhancing safety while driving. Once locked, the doors can only be opened from the inside, not from the outside. Here is more related information: Locking sound: Some cars are equipped with a setting where the horn beeps once when locking. This sound reassures the driver that the car is securely locked, allowing them to leave with peace of mind. For drivers accustomed to this sound, not hearing it may raise doubts about whether the car is properly locked. Additionally, in parking lots, this unlocking sound can help locate the vehicle's direction and position if the driver forgets where it is parked. However, some drivers find this locking and unlocking sound unnecessary, especially in quiet nighttime parking environments where the noise can be loud and abrupt. Many car models no longer include this locking horn feature, but drivers can inquire at 4S stores whether it can be enabled through software updates, although some models may not support this feature.