Will changing the color of car width lights result in a fine?
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Changing the color of width lights will result in a fine. Driving a vehicle with unauthorized modifications to lighting settings, appearance, or other technical parameters is considered a traffic violation. According to relevant regulations, this will lead to the confiscation of illegal modifications and a fine. Below are specific details about width lights: 1. Introduction: Car width lights refer to the front and rear position lights. Essentially, clearance lights and width lights are similar. The location of width lights varies depending on the vehicle model. On smaller cars, width lights are commonly referred to as small lights. For larger vehicles, due to their size, the lights on the front and rear sides are called width lights. On trucks, width lights are commonly known as side lights. 2. Function: Primarily used during nighttime driving to indicate the presence of the vehicle and its approximate width, aiding other vehicles in judging during overtaking or meeting. 3. Usage: Must be turned on during nighttime driving (traffic regulations require the simultaneous use of clearance lights and rear position lights at night); Highly recommended to turn on width lights during foggy or rainy weather when visibility is poor, serving as a warning reference for vehicles ahead, behind, and oncoming; Turning on clearance lights during dusk driving helps other drivers see the vehicle more clearly.
