What is the difference between fog lights and position lights?
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Both are used for nighttime illumination, but the high beam has a higher angle and longer range. Here are the details about fog lights and position lights: 1. Fog lights: As the name suggests, fog lights are turned on when there is fog. They have strong penetrating power and provide a good scattered light source, ensuring sufficient visibility in fog, rain, or snow, and alerting oncoming drivers to safety. 2. Position lights: Position lights, also known as small lights, are used to indicate the width of the vehicle. Hazard warning lights, commonly referred to as emergency flashers or double flashing, involve all front and rear turn signals flashing in a regular pattern to make the vehicle's width visible to following cars and serve as a warning at night.