Why don't you use turn signals during light simulation turns?

[EvanLee]

Because the penetrating power of turn signals is relatively strong, which can easily affect the vision of drivers in front and behind at night. The mnemonic for light simulation is as follows: 1. High beam: Driving at night without street lights or under poor lighting conditions. 2. Low beam: Meeting non-motor vehicles on narrow roads at night, following vehicles closely in the same direction at night, and meeting motor vehicles at night. 3. Alternating high and low beams: Passing over arched bridges and pedestrian crossings at night, navigating sharp turns and slopes at night, and passing through intersections without traffic signals at night. 4. Width marker lights and hazard warning lights: Experiencing a breakdown on the road at night that obstructs traffic and is difficult to move, or driving in foggy weather.