Couldn't agrre more with both above posts.
With front fog lights the brightness reflected off the road in wet conditions creates a greater quantity of reflected light for approaching traffic.
The rear are the same with brightness and often are equal to stop lights.
I need to check the road code where I am sure that fog lights, which should be all on separate switches, are only to be used in foggy conditions.
Gordon
With front fog lights the brightness reflected off the road in wet conditions creates a greater quantity of reflected light for approaching traffic.
The rear are the same with brightness and often are equal to stop lights.
I need to check the road code where I am sure that fog lights, which should be all on separate switches, are only to be used in foggy conditions.
Gordon