What Lights Should Be Used When Driving in Snow?

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When driving in snow, you should turn on the low beam lights, clearance lights, and rear position lights. The national traffic law clearly stipulates: during nighttime when streetlights are on or when driving under low visibility conditions such as fog, rain, snow, dust, or hail, you must turn on the headlights, clearance lights, and rear position lights. If the snowfall is light, only the low beam lights and clearance lights are necessary. Winter driving precautions: 1. Control your speed: When driving in snow, you need to control your speed, maintain steady driving, and manage the direction carefully. 2. Maintain distance: When driving in snow, it's important to keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front. Due to slippery road conditions, braking distances are extended, so a longer following distance is required. 3. Defrost the windshield: The temperature difference between inside and outside the car is significant in snowy weather. Pay attention to windshield fogging while driving. If fog appears on the windows during driving, use the car's air conditioning to adjust the interior temperature and eliminate the fog on the windshield.