Emergency/Hazard Warning Switch
The emergency or hazard warning switch activates all turn signal lights simultaneously, causing them to flash. This switch is typically marked with a red triangle symbol and is used to warn other drivers of a hazardous situation or when your vehicle is stopped/disabled on the road. When activated, all turn signals (front and rear) will flash in unison to increase visibility.

Fog Light Switch
The fog light switch controls additional lights mounted low on the vehicle, designed specifically for use in foggy, misty, or heavy precipitation conditions. These lights are positioned to illuminate the road below the fog line, improving visibility in poor weather conditions. Most vehicles have rear fog lights, while some also feature front fog lights.

Traction Control Switch
The traction control switch allows drivers to enable or disable the vehicle's traction control system. This system helps prevent wheel spin during acceleration by reducing engine power or applying brake pressure to specific wheels. While typically left on for safety, it can be disabled in certain situations, such as when trying to rock a car out of snow or mud.

Lane Departure Warning Switch
This switch activates or deactivates the lane departure warning system, which monitors your vehicle's position within lane markings. When enabled, it alerts drivers through visual, audible, or haptic warnings if the vehicle begins to drift out of its lane without using turn signals, helping prevent unintentional lane departures.

Parking Sensor Switch
The parking sensor switch controls the activation of proximity sensors located around the vehicle. These sensors detect nearby objects while parking and provide audible and/or visual warnings to help prevent collisions. This system is particularly useful when maneuvering in tight spaces or parallel parking.

Electronic Stability Control (ESC) Switch
The ESC switch enables or disables the vehicle's stability control system. This advanced safety feature helps maintain directional control during challenging driving conditions by selectively applying brakes and managing engine power. While generally recommended to keep enabled, some situations (like deep snow driving) may require temporary deactivation.

Hill Descent Control Switch
This switch activates the hill descent control system, which automatically controls vehicle speed when driving down steep grades. It uses the vehicle's braking system to maintain a steady, controlled descent without requiring constant brake pedal application from the driver, particularly useful in off-road or slippery conditions.