Hella Left Auxiliary Indicator 2153

A fog light in a car is an essential safety feature that helps improve visibility in adverse weather conditions. This auxiliary lighting device is typically mounted low on the front bumper or grille of the car. When activated, the fog light emits a low, wide beam of light that is specifically designed to penetrate through fog, rain, snow, or mist, which otherwise causes reduced visibility on the road.

The function of a fog light is to enhance the driver's visibility in foggy conditions by illuminating the road directly in front of the car. Unlike the car's regular headlights, which provide a focused beam for long-distance visibility, the fog light emits a wider, lower beam that stays closer to the ground. This helps the driver see the road markings, curbs, and other low-lying obstacles that may be obscured by the fog. By improving visibility in inclement weather, the fog light plays a crucial role in reducing the likelihood of accidents and providing a safer driving experience.