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LOL that's a good one, Andy. I will have to try switching the rear ones occasionally for the blinding ones. Rear foggies must be more effective than going effing-effing to them from my driving seat, which they can't hear, anyway.
As for front fogs....people seem to think they are 'snow lamps 'for some reason just lately.
Actually fog lamps can help visibilty in 'falling' snow because of the low and wide beam spread as opposed to main beam which can get reflected back ( at the driver ) by the snow.
Originally Posted by lozgti1
Oh,and if anyone has actually got front fog lights that do do anything beyond a yard I'd be interested complete waste of time apart from at 2 mph
I know that you can't easily do this with modern cars but if you do alot of rural driving, particularly down narrow lanes and stuff, turning the fog lights outwards helps picking up verges etc.. ( also helps when turning at junctions )
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I tend to use my side and foglights in daylight hours to make my car a little more visible to all the clueless feckwits round here who got their licences from cornflakes packets
I tend to use my side and foglights in daylight hours to make my car a little more visible to all the clueless feckwits round here who got their licences from cornflakes packets
What the hell is wrong with using dipped headlights?!
Its only because they are fitted and any excuse to use them is good enough. They are only legally allowed to be used in conditions of poor visibility anyway.
You feel like asking them what else they got for Christmas!