Which Fuse is for the Hazard Lights?
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Generally, vehicles have two fuse boxes. One is located in the engine compartment near the battery, and the other is under the steering wheel in the cabin. Both fuse boxes have covers that clearly label the name of each fuse. Here are situations when hazard lights should be used: 1. Temporary parking: If you need to pull over temporarily for an urgent matter (e.g., making a phone call), you must turn on the hazard lights to alert vehicles and pedestrians behind to yield in time. 2. Towing a malfunctioning vehicle: When towing a malfunctioning vehicle, the speed is usually low and may not keep up with the traffic flow or the minimum speed limit, which could affect the vehicles behind. Therefore, hazard lights should also be turned on as a warning. 3. Slow-moving traffic on highways: If you encounter traffic congestion on the highway and are moving slowly in a queue, you should also turn on the hazard lights to prevent rear-end collisions.