» For better visibility during rain, fog or snow, use:

For better visibility during rain, fog or snow, use:

Emergency flashers.
Low beam headlights.
High beam headlights.
Daytime lights.
Explanation

If you are driving in the fog or when it is raining or snowing, it's best to use your low beam headlights. The light from high beams can reflect back, further impairing visibility during these weather conditions.

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