stability control off light · traction control disabled light
The driver has manually turned off the electronic stability control or traction control system, usually with a dedicated dashboard button.
Press the same button again to turn the system back on for normal driving. Only drive with it off intentionally and briefly, such as when rocking a car free from snow.
Yes, but you lose the safety net that helps prevent skids and loss of control, especially in rain, snow, or on curves - turn it back on for everyday driving.
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Descriptions are for guidance only and do not replace a workshop inspection. If you are ever unsure whether it is safe to keep driving, pull over in a safe spot.
Airbag / SRS Warning Light
CriticalThe supplemental restraint system (airbags and seatbelt pretensioners) has detected a fault. The airbags may not deploy correctly in a crash, or could deploy unexpectedly.
Seatbelt Reminder Light
InfoThe system has detected that the driver or a passenger is not wearing a seatbelt, usually combined with a chime.
Traction Control / Electronic Stability Control Light
InfoThis light (usually a car icon with wavy skid lines) flashes briefly when the traction or stability control system is actively working to keep the car stable, for example on a slippery surface.
Glow Plug Warning Light (Diesel)
InfoOn diesel engines, this coil-shaped light shows the glow plugs are preheating the combustion chambers before starting - completely normal. It becomes a fault indicator only if it flashes or stays on after the engine is running.
