What should you do when fog or poor visibility persists?

When driving in fog or conditions of poor visibility, dipping your lights and using parking lights is essential because it reduces glare that can occur when high beams are used in such conditions. High beams can reflect off the fog, rain, or snow, making visibility worse rather than better. Dipping your lights helps to illuminate the road in front of you while minimizing the light that bounces back, which can blind both you and other drivers.

Using just parking lights or fog lights may not provide enough illumination for safe driving, as they typically illuminate only a short distance ahead. Dimming your lights allows for a balance between visibility and safety, letting you see the road while also being considerate of others on the road.

This practice of dipping your lights while using parking lights ensures that you maintain enough visibility to navigate safely without contributing to dangerous driving conditions for yourself or others.