Nowadays, most people will choose to buy a mobility scooter as long as they have a certain financial ability. Owning a car can not only meet the daily needs of commuting to and from get off work, but can also go on self-driving trips or drive out for fun, and you can drive your family home to visit relatives during the holidays. As more and more people buy cars, many problems arise, making it more difficult for car owners to drive. We should not only have good psychological quality when driving, but also know some common sense about driving.
There is a lot of common sense about driving, including all aspects that you should pay attention to when driving. But there is one thing that everyone must pay more attention to, which is the knowledge we are going to talk about today about car lights, which can also be called light language. Under normal circumstances, people who have driven a car can understand a little bit of this language. Let’s talk about some of the more common light languages, hoping it will be helpful to everyone’s driving. Is a car headlight flashing three times a provocation? Car owners need to know these 5 "light languages"!
The first situation is that the headlights flash. Generally, this situation occurs when waiting for a red light. The car in front still has no intention of starting even though the light has turned red. We can flash our headlights to remind the car in front, or we can use it when overtaking. headlights to alert the other party.
The second situation is that the headlights flash twice, which is also relatively common. Usually when the other party's vehicle returns to the car, we find that the other party has been using high beam. At this time, we can flash the headlight twice to remind the other party to switch lights. If the other party can understand, it will switch to low beam in time.
The third situation is to flash the headlights three times. This situation is relatively rare and is generally used to alert other vehicles that there is a problem, such as a flat tire, the trunk is not closed, or there is an oil leak. At this time, we can alert the other vehicle by flashing the headlights three times. If you see the headlights of another vehicle flashing three times while driving, you should stop the vehicle in time to check whether there is any problem with your vehicle. Some car owners may mistakenly think that this is a provocative behavior, but in fact it is not, which would be very embarrassing.
The fourth situation is used when merging. If another vehicle flashes its lights when merging, then it means that it agrees to your merging. But if it keeps flashing its lights at you, then What he means is to reject your merger, and you should stop immediately at this time. If you don't understand this, some dangers may occur.
The last condition is the intermittent flashing brake lights. This situation has only one meaning, that is, the vehicle flashing its lights reminds the vehicle behind to keep a distance and not to get too close, otherwise a rear-end collision may occur. So you can remind others in this way while driving. Therefore, flashing the car headlights three times is a provocation. I believe car owners should be very aware of this issue. Of course, it is necessary for car owners to know the above five types of "light languages". These types of light languages are commonly used when driving. I hope they can be helpful to everyone.
