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Ahaaaaa, is fog light in the back?? I always thought it were in the front, may be that's why am not seeing any difference when I switch them on and look in the front!! can someone show me a picture??
Funnily enough, front foglights are at the front, and rear foglights are at the rear.
3 days of driving on the motorways in the fog, and all you can see is a red haze in front of you. If there's cars a few car lengths behind, turn off your bloody floglights! You're not acheiving anything, just making it difficult for people behind to see anything, least of all anybody's brake lights.
Grrrr.
Ahaaaaa, is fog light in the back?? I always thought it were in the front, may be that's why am not seeing any difference when I switch them on and look in the front!! can someone show me a picture??
3 days of driving on the motorways in the fog, and all you can see is a red haze in front of you. If there's cars a few car lengths behind, turn off your bloody floglights! You're not acheiving anything, just making it difficult for people behind to see anything, least of all anybody's brake lights.
I have no idea which button is the fog light - I turned everything on last night while driving in fog it didn't make much difference - hope all the lights switched on didn't annoy other drivers
As for head light -jeeeez I switch it on and I keep forgetting its on till other drivers start hooting and shouting at me
I have no idea which button is the fog light - I turned everything on last night while driving in fog it didn't make much difference - hope all the lights switched on didn't annoy other drivers
As for head light -jeeeez I switch it on and I keep forgetting its on till other drivers start hooting and shouting at me
If you stick your fog lights on all the time, it does reduce tailgating which must make the roads safer.
I think a sensor in the back bumper that flicks on a high intensity light whenever the car behind gets too close (based on your current speed) would be a good idea.
If you are driving in a stream of traffic and cannot see the (normal) rear lights of the car in front of you then that would be a good time to use fog lights
Rain, light drizzle or in the case of females- the act of actually driving on a motorway is not a good enough reason to switch your fogs on.
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