Why does the Honda Vezel only have one rear fog light?
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Most manufacturers now use one fog light and one reverse light to save costs. Additional information: 1. To attract the attention of drivers behind: Drivers tend to have a numb reaction to symmetrical lights, and compared to two rear fog lights, a single rear fog light can better capture the attention of drivers behind. 2. Symmetrical design can easily be confused with other lights: Rear fog lights are usually very close to brake lights, and two rear fog lights with a symmetrical design can be more easily confused with brake lights. In rainy or foggy conditions, when a following car cannot see the vehicle in front clearly due to heavy fog, it will see two dazzling red lights when approaching the front car. The driver of the following car may initially think that the front car is braking hard, leading to sudden braking, which could potentially cause a series of rear-end collisions.