Which Light is the Position Lamp?

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Position lamps are the outermost lights at the front and rear of the vehicle. Large trucks also have clearance lamps on the roof and sides. Position lamps serve as warning lights to alert other vehicles. Installed along the top edges of the car, they indicate both the vehicle's height and width. Position lamps, also known as width markers, are easily identifiable by their symbol featuring two lamp-like icons with three lines extending left and right, representing the illumination of both side position lamps. Fog lights are characterized by a wavy line passing through the light beam. The distinguishing method for high/low beams and front/rear fog lights is that low beams and front fog lights have downward-slanting lines, while high beams and rear fog lights have horizontal lines.