Are Position Lights the Same as Low Beams?

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Position (width) lights are not low beams. The position lights on a car refer to the front and rear position lights on the body of the vehicle. Position lights, as the name suggests, 'position' means warning; 'width' refers to the outline, so position lights are a type of warning light used to alert other vehicles. They are installed on the edges of the car's roof, indicating both the height and width of the vehicle. Position lights are usually turned on under the following conditions: 1. At night. According to traffic laws, position lights and rear position lights must be turned on simultaneously during night driving. 2. In foggy conditions. They primarily serve to warn other vehicles. 3. During rainy weather or when visibility is poor.