Work
can be so busy and demanding that by the end of the day, a driver may
no longer be able to remember the little details, such as which
headlight they should use for the type of weather or road conditions
they are traveling in. A little knowledge about the different
headlamp types available for their cars can keep drivers from making
costly mistakes.
Fog
lights
Regular
headlights usually reflect off snow, moisture, or dust particles in
the air, thus preventing a driver from seeing the road ahead of him.
As the name suggests, fog lights are designed for use in dangerously
thick fog, as well as in other instances when visibility is extremely
limited. The beam from a fog light can penetrate the fog and light up
the surface of the road so that drivers are able to see up ahead and
stay within their lane.
Driving
lights
Driving
lights have beams stronger than that of fog lights. They are
especially useful for off-roading and traversing dark, deserted
country roads and that’s why they are mainly installed on pickup
trucks and SUVs. Driving lights have white beams and are designed to
send said beams far ahead to illuminate the next stretch of road in
front of the vehicle.
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