Which Light to Use in Foggy Conditions?

[AnnieRose]

When driving in foggy conditions, it is necessary to turn on the fog lights. Here are some precautions for driving in fog: 1. Control your speed: When visibility is less than 500 meters but greater than 200 meters, the speed should not exceed 80 km/h; when visibility is less than 200 meters but greater than 100 meters, the speed should not exceed 60 km/h; when visibility is less than 100 meters but greater than 50 meters, the speed should not exceed 40 km/h; when visibility is less than 30 meters, the speed should be controlled below 20 km/h; generally, when visibility is around 10 meters, the speed should be controlled below 5 km/h. 2. Pull over if necessary: If the fog is too thick, you can pull over and park, while turning on the fog lights, low beams, and hazard lights. Always carry a triangular warning sign in the car. 3. Use fog lights properly: Avoid using high beams in foggy conditions, as the light from high beams can easily scatter due to the fog, creating a blinding white haze in front of the car, making it difficult for the driver to see anything. 4. Use the horn frequently: When two vehicles meet, honk to alert the oncoming vehicle, and turn off the fog lights to avoid dazzling the other driver.