A fast-blinking turn signal usually indicates that a turn-signal bulb is burned out on that side. However, there can also be other causes, most of which aren’t quite as simple to determine.

The flashing arrows allow drivers to turn left when clear and safe to do so, instead of waiting at a traditional traffic signal, allowing for improved efficiency and reduced unnecessary idling ...

Diagnose a burned-out bulb: Turn on your turn signal and walk around the vehicle to see if all the turn signal lights are blinking. If one isn't blinking at all, it's likely burned out. If you ...

Using your hazard lights while driving in non-emergent situations may be legal, but is it safe? What Alabama law says.

Turn signals in most of the world are mandated to be a flashing orange light, distinct from other bulbs on a vehicle. However, there has been a trend in the modern era to go for fancier animated ...

According Jiffy Lube, “a properly functioning turn signal will blink at around 60 to 120 blinks per minute,” but if there is a failing component then the “blinker speed or sound may increase.” ...

Some traffic signals in the Capital Region are being altered to add a blinking yellow arrow for left turns. The blinking arrow is meant to signify to motorists that they can legally make a left ...

For instance, Oscar J. Simler made a one-off signal in 1929 that contained a four-lobed shape with lenses for lights to indicate slow, stop, left or right turn.

I assume that when someone is driving at night in the dark, one will turn on the automobile’s headlights in order to see what, and who, is in the nearby vicinity. In my own car, if I come to where I ...