Fog lights

You're missing the real issue here. The REAL issue is people who have yellow fog lights. Those people actually need to remove themselves from the gene pool.

I don't really care much for color, though aftermarket ones are typically worse with improper beam geometry. HID or LED retrofits are the worst and an instant indication of group 3 retardation.

>ignorant or subjectively retarded
>proceed to state ignorant and fairly subjective arguments
Let's ignore the fact that you're also quite retarded, fog-lights fall in the non-blinding category so on/off for you it doesn't make a difference unlike some people who likes offsetting too much the headlights or use LEDs.
Also it does make a difference when it's pitch black as it light up the first 50 cm not covered by the main lamps.

This, I see the usual granpa that turn that shit up with just a light rain.

Though non-blinding, fog lights contribute significantly to night-time glare, especially so when the road surface is wet - It essentially doubles the residual light signature of the car decreasing the effective night vision of oncoming drivers.

>Also it does make a difference when it's pitch black as it light up the first 50 cm not covered by the main lamps.
Thanks for confirming that you have no idea how the headlights or human vision work at night.

Op on full damage control

Yellow fog lights provide better visibility than white light you bus rider.

lolwat?

I'm yet to see a single argument in this thread for using fog lights in clear conditions. Are you even old enough to drive?

I aubjectively like using them

in my old car it was impossible to see the apexes of corners at night without the foglights on. The regular beams just threw light too far away and the highs were too narrow (and shut off the fogs). Was a '13 Dart.

I live in the mountains so apex lighting is a necessity. I will burn my fogs all fucking day thank you very much.

Fair enough. Please elaborate - because of the way they look or because they help you see better?