What kind of light is the rear bumper light?
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The light under the rear bumper is a fog light. There are also turn signals. Fog lights are installed on the front and rear of the car to illuminate the road and remind the front and rear vehicles to maintain a safe distance when driving in rainy or foggy weather. The visible range of vehicle headlights is generally only within 30 to 50 meters, while the visible range of fog lights reaches about 100 meters. Function of fog lights: Fog lights are needed in foggy or rainy weather to make other vehicles see your car, so fog lights require high brightness and penetration. Ordinary LED daytime running lights and headlights cannot meet this requirement. Precautions for driving in fog: When visibility is less than 1 kilometer in foggy weather, you must turn on the headlights and rear fog lights. Turning on the headlights is not only to see the car in front, but more importantly to remind the car in front. Otherwise, the car in front may have difficulty noticing a car behind when changing lanes in heavy fog, which can easily cause a rear-end collision. Do not turn on the high beams at night in foggy weather. Because the high beam is designed for wide-area illumination, it can easily cause scattering in the fog, creating a scattering light cluster in front of the driver's eyes, making it appear all white and actually making it harder to see ahead.
