This is a bit of a silly post but it always makes me upset how seemingly all cars have a different pace/speed/frequency for the indicator/blinker lights.

"Blinker" = Most of the US [more recent slang term], and also some commonwealth countries like Australia use it instead of Indicator. Maybe some people in the UK, but rare.

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This question is for people who don’t use their blinkers when they drive and it’s a general question, I’m just curious. Why don’t you use them?

what are the odds that I get pulled over for a tail light being out even though blinker and brake work?

May 17, 2023 · Csp > Car instruments > Input options > Switch turn signals on and off automatically

For people who don't use your directional/blinker when turning or switching lanes, is there a reason you don't do it? Without trying to make it an agenda like "you people suck", I'm actually …

I use "blinker" in almost all regular everyday conversation. "Turn signal" is something I'd write in a formal report or perhaps use when speaking in a formal situation, such as making a report to …

Aug 14, 2013 · LPT: If your turn signal is blinking twice as fast as normal, it means one of the bulbs is fried.

So, the (not so) funny thing about this is the obnoxiously loud turn signal is only on Navigation equipped 2023+ Altima. I haven't duplicated it on the non-navi trims. I've handled several …