What Lights to Use When Driving in the Rain?
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Introduction to the use of lights when driving in the rain is as follows: 1. Use parking lights when the rain is light: The use of lights when driving in the rain is very particular. At the beginning of the rain, the sky is relatively dark, but visibility is still good. At this time, parking lights should be used. 2. Turn on headlights or front fog lights when the rain is heavy: When the rain is heavier, the rainwater itself will obstruct the view, and the water on the road will be splashed up by the rolling tires of the vehicle in front, forming a mist that will also greatly affect visibility. At this time, headlights or front fog lights should be turned on. Some people think that turning on fog lights will dazzle the vehicle in front, but as long as the fog lights are designed reasonably, this will not happen. Fog lights are not designed for illumination; their beams are very scattered, so they appear bright but not dazzling. 3. Turn on rear fog lights during heavy rain: Rear fog lights should only be turned on when the rain is very heavy. The red tail lights themselves have very good penetration, and ordinary heavy rain cannot block the light of the rear fog lights. The brightness of rear fog lights is very high, designed to penetrate thick fog. Using them in ordinary rainy weather can easily dazzle the vehicle behind. If the driver of the vehicle behind is affected, then one's own safety cannot be guaranteed.
