Can I drive my car with the AT light on?
Yes, believe it or not, driving with interior lights on is, in fact, legal in most states. And while this is technically good news, it’s certainly not the safest. So while it isn’t illegal to drive with interior lights on, it is distracting and can lead to either a ticket or an accident.
What does the AT light mean on a car?
Racer_X answered 8 years ago. Definitely means “Automatic Transaxle” Warning Light on the Mazda (see pic below). If you are NOT low on Automatic Transmission fluid, then get your car serviced ASAP, as there might be something more serious going on.
Why are lights under cars illegal?
In the United States of America, certain underglow lights are illegal. Particularly the colors blue and red, as well as any kind of flashing light effects, are banned from public streets in some states as they can distract drivers or be confused with police cars.
Why are the lights on my tow truck not working?
Trailer light problems can be traced to any point in either the tow vehicle’s electrical system or trailer wiring, so visual inspection and testing are the first things to do. Because the most common reason for trailer lights not working properly is a bad or missing ground, check the trailer’s and truck’s ground connection first.
Why does a trucker flash his trailer lights?
This is especially useful in heavy traffic or when a truck passes you on the highway. If he has his signal on, and he has room to fit in front of you, he expects you to quickly flash your lights to give him the OK. If you do so, he will usually flash his trailer lights a number of times to say, “thank you.”
What should I do if my trailer lights are not working?
To find the reason for trailer lights problem, you may need to check a fuse box on a tow vehicle for blown fuses. If you have a power converter or a T-connector, disconnect the trailer and use a circuit tester to check whether a signal is going into and back from the converter or Modulite box on the appropriate wires.
When do truck drivers put their hazard lights on?
Truck drivers will put their flashing hazard lights on when the highway traffic is coming to an abrupt stop. This signal is fairly common among drivers in Europe, but is only common among truck drivers in North America. If you understand this signal, you’ll notice it from a great distance and you won’t have to jam your brakes at the last minute.