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Classification and characteristics of fog lights

2025-07-29

Front Fog Lamps Location: Installed at the front of the vehicle, usually below the headlights. Color: Mostly yellow or white. Yellow light has a longer wavelength and stronger penetration, better penetrating dense fog; white light has high brightness, and provides better auxiliary lighting. Function: Improves the illumination of the road ahead, helping drivers see obstacles, vehicle outlines, and road markings ahead. Symbol: The light lines point downwards, indicating that the light scatters downwards to illuminate the road surface.

Front Fog Lights
Location: Installed on the front of the vehicle, usually below the headlights.
Color: Mostly yellow or white. Yellow light has a longer wavelength and stronger penetration, better penetrating dense fog; white light has high brightness, and the auxiliary lighting effect is better.
Function: Improve the illumination of the road ahead, helping drivers see obstacles, vehicle outlines, and road markings ahead.
Symbol: The light lines point downwards, indicating that the light scatters downwards to illuminate the road surface ahead.
Rear Fog Lights
Location: Installed at the rear of the vehicle, with a height of about 25-100 cm from the ground.
Color: Red. Red light has the strongest penetration ability and can be identified by rear vehicles from a long distance in low visibility environments.
Function: Warn rear vehicles to avoid rear-end collisions.
Symbol: The light lines are parallel, indicating that the light propagates horizontally, making it easier for rear vehicles to observe.

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