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There is nothing more un-nerving than driving through fog, heavy rain and even snow. The lack of eyesight is sufficient to scare most sensible motorists into slowing down. Still, this slowing down, especially if done quickly when running into heavy fog can lead to accidents happening. When you come off the brakes there are no extreme rear fog lamps to alert other drivers which you are there, often with deadly effects. Fog lamps aren't just available for the back of cars but additionally for the front at the same time. The front lamps are fitted low to the floor and supply a low amount of light that cuts through the lousy weather conditions to provide that much needed additional visibility. How often have you ever driven in fog, heavy rain or snow and realised that putting in the high beam truly makes it harder to view, especially through the night. The excess light is reflected by the wetness, actually reducing visibility. The front lamps which can be fitted low do not throw light upward like the main beams, but throw the mild low and forward helping to improve visibility, not just for the driver but also reducing the possibility of glare for drivers coming in the other direction. Fitting some fog lamps for your auto not only gives it an added edge when driving in poor weather conditions for example snow, rain and fog, they also supply the vehicle an extra sporty appearance. Most automobiles nowadays are fitted with a single rear fog lamp as standard, so fitting a second is usually as simple as adding a fitting to the trunk light cluster in a few versions. In the others it can be a little trickier. The front lamps are usually fitted to the vehicle's front spoiler, which often has "Knock-Outs" to make the fitting that significantly easier. In the majority of instances, today's modern cars come with the wiring for the fog lamps already in position. It is only an issue of linking the wiring to the fog lamps and changing one of the switches on the dashboard to activate the lights. The significance of having adequate lighting in lousy climate conditions should not be underestimated. When driving it's simple to forget the rate where you are travelling and almost any crash may have serious consequences. Taking precautions such as the utilization of auto spotlights will avoid any accidents or damage one to your auto. The key to fog lights would be to make use of them due to their intended aim MERELY. They have been totally terrific at helping drivers begin to see the road ahead when driving in the fog, or even in the snow. Due to their ray line, they're much superior to headlamps or driving lights in this type of nasty weather. Front fog lights are most commonly white or a selective yellow, and mounted low on the front of the vehicle. This helps them do their job by maintaining the light-beam low and closer to the bottom. Better for you to see with, my dear! Legitimately, using fog lamps when visibility isn't reduced is prohibited in several parts of the world. They're a huge issue for both their driver and all of those other motorists around them when it's raining or when the road is wet - because they the light reflects off the moist pavement [[http://wukeleanoror.newsvine.com/_news/2014/04/02/23345155-how-much-can-you-learn-about-fog-lamps|get more info]].
