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To make the vehicle visible in dense fog.
The front fog light is used to improve road illumination in cases of fog, snow, storms, or dust clouds. Therefore, the rear fog light is used to make the vehicle more visible to other road users at the rear in cases of dense fog.
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To make the vehicle visible in dense fog.
To make the vehicle visible in light rain.
To warn other drivers of an accident.
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