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Originally Posted by krayzie
Because the rear fog light is at least as bright as the brake lamp and it's constantly on, staring right into the eyes of the driver right behind you.
My old Golf's rear foglight was positioned really high where normally the driver side reverse light would be. But I had an European light switch and reprogrammed electronics to match so it functioned properly and I never used it on a clear night cuz that's just retarded.
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Every fog light I have seen is only as birght as tail lights, not brake lights. Also, fog lights tend to be very close to the ground usually even in the rear. My old Mini was like that and the twins are too. Cant think of a car that I have seen where it is high. Now I'm gonna have to go pay attention to everything looking for one.
Technically these arent even fog lights but auxiliary lights according to thr CA vehicle code at least so there is no criteria for how/when they should be used. Just limits to placement and how many you can have