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This isn't the manufacturer, they're aftermarket. It started (sensibly) with some emergency vehicles having it to make sure to get the attention of the driver[s
by pc86 5y ago
This isn't the manufacturer, they're aftermarket. It started (sensibly) with some emergency vehicles having it to make sure to get the attention of the driver[s] behind them. At some point people in high-traffic areas started thinking their 18 year old Corolla was worthy of the same treatment.
- vesrah 5y agoMeanwhile, this is standard on some European market cars under heavy braking.
- reaperducer 5y agoMeanwhile, this is standard on some European market cars under heavy braking. Instead of blinking the brake lights, some U.S. cars automatically turn on the hazard lights under heavy braking. It's standard on mine.
- Symbiote 5y agoIn Europe under emergency braking, the brake lights pulse (I think, i.e. from half-lit to full-lit) and the hazard lights flash too. The hazard lights stay lit if you stop, at least on some cars. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTXR5JMsR5o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTXR5JMsR5o
- u801e 5y agoWhich models do that? And do they have amber color turn signal lamps?