Are the daytime running light positions the same for the Corolla and Levin?
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The daytime running light positions are different between the Corolla and Levin. The Corolla's daytime running lights are located at the front of the vehicle, while the Levin's daytime running lights are installed on both sides of the front end. Most daytime running lights nowadays use LED as the light source, reflecting light forward through reflectors, resulting in scattered light that is not directed onto the road surface. Although they appear very bright from the outside, from inside the car, it makes little difference whether they are on or not, with the front appearing pitch black, significantly affecting driving safety. It also impacts the judgment of oncoming vehicles regarding the width of your car. Therefore, in low-light conditions, it is still necessary to turn on the low-beam headlights. Daytime running lights, as the name suggests, are lights turned on during daytime driving. This concept was introduced by EU countries, where frequent snow and fog result in low visibility, leading some countries to mandate daytime driving with lights on. Their purpose is not to help the driver see the road but to make others aware that a vehicle is approaching. Although adding daytime running lights can make a car look cooler and more stylish, their primary function is not aesthetic but to enhance the vehicle's visibility, which is their original design intent.
