What light should I turn on when driving in sandstorm weather?

Pacific Auto Network should turn on the width light, fog light and tail light when driving in sandstorm weather. Visibility is very low in dusty weather. Headlights, position lights and rear position lights should be turned on to prevent accidents. There are night lights, signal lights, fog lights and night lights on the car. The lights in each department have different uses, and the use is very particular. You can't use it indiscriminately, nor can you use it indiscriminately.

Width lights, fog lights and taillights.

Visibility is very low in dusty weather. Headlights, position lights and rear position lights should be turned on to prevent accidents. There are night lights, signal lights, fog lights, night lights, etc. The lights in the car have different uses and are very particular about their use. They should not be abused or used. Even if it is used well, it is also a kind of public welfare behavior, which is conducive to creating a harmonious society.

Nocturnal width indicator light, commonly known as "small light". This lamp is used to show the width and length of the car body at night. When carrying out routine maintenance, the driver should always check. Some drivers think that the small lights don't work and they don't pay enough attention to them, which is very wrong.

Precautions for driving a motor vehicle Before the meeting, you should see clearly the coming vehicle dynamics and road conditions, reduce the speed appropriately, and choose a wide and solid road section to meet the car. Do "comity three first", that is, let go first, slow down first, and stop first. When overtaking, keep a wide lateral distance from the oncoming car. When you meet a car in complicated road traffic, you should put your feet on the brake pedal and be ready to stop at any time.

If you meet on a narrow road without traffic markings, you must slow down and drive on the right. When it is difficult to cross the right side, the one who has the conditions will let the other go first. On the road with poor light at night, you must turn off the high beam at a distance of 0/50 meters from the opposite car/kloc-and use the low beam instead. When passing by, in order to see the driving route clearly, you can turn on the high beam for a short time, but you should turn on the light at a staggered time with the oncoming car. You can turn on the high beam when the cars meet.

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