Topic: Vehicle lights and horn · Nº 784 / 839
Al circular en condiciones de visibilidad reducida, debido a que una espesa niebla cubre la carretera, entre el ocaso y la salida del sol, si un turismo lleva encendidas la luz de posición además del alumbrado de niebla delantero y trasero, ¿lo está haciendo correctamente?
Between sunset and sunrise, visibility is reduced because dense fog covers the road. If a car has the sidelights on as well as the front and rear fog lights, is it doing the right thing?
- ANo, debería apagar la luz de niebla posterior.No, it should switch off the rear fog light.
- BNo, debería encender el alumbrado de corto alcance y apagar la luz de niebla posterior.No, it should switch on dipped headlights and switch off the rear fog light.
- CNo, debería encender el alumbrado de corto alcance, o de largo alcance según las circunstancias.No, it should switch on dipped headlights or main beam, depending on the circumstances.
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- CNo, debería encender el alumbrado de corto alcance, o de largo alcance según las circunstancias.No, it should switch on dipped headlights or main beam, depending on the circumstances.
At night, as well as the sidelights, you must have dipped headlights or main beam on, depending on the circumstances. Fog lights add to these lights but do not replace them. In dense fog, the rear fog light is allowed.
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