Indicator

Description

Indicators, also commonly referred to as turn signals or blinkers, are crucial safety features in a vehicle. Typically located on the front and rear sides of the vehicle, indicators use blinking lights to signal the driver’s intention to change lanes or make a turn. When the driver activates the indicator lever or switch, a flashing light is emitted in the corresponding direction, alerting other road users of their intended action. Indicators are essential for communicating a driver’s intentions, improving overall road safety, and reducing the risk of accidents. It is vital for all drivers to use indicators responsibly and consistently, ensuring smooth and predictable traffic flow on the roads. Regular maintenance and functional indicators are crucial to ensure they work correctly when needed, contributing to safer driving experiences for everyone.