Long before smartphones, roadside assistance apps, and built-in vehicle emergency systems, drivers relied on simple visual signals to communicate when they needed help. Among the most recognizable of these signals is the white cloth tied to a car’s door handle, antenna, or window. Though many younger drivers may not immediately recognize its meaning, the tradition remains an important part of road safety culture and continues to serve a practical purpose in certain situations.
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