Driving At Night - Part 1. In this video: The different light positions on the switch and on the dashboard and what they do, using reflections on the parked vehicles and on the asphalt, barely visible road users, fatigue and alcohol, and what to do before and after leaving the car when you’ve parked.
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Note: Something that seems to be causing some confusion with some people, when I say that the daytime running lights are sometimes also called fog lights, what I mean is, that's what people call them sometimes, because they use them for that purpose. The switch for the real fog lights is a different switch, and it's not available on all vehicles. The fog lights are a different set of lights and they're usually located on the front bumper.
Note2: While I try to make my videos as universal as possible, rules and laws may vary according to the place where you’re driving and might be different from the ones in this video. Always drive according to the laws and rules that apply to the place where you are driving. Requirements at the driving exam may also be different than the ones shown here. Always respect the requirements that apply to the place where you are passing your driving exam. The distances illustrated in this video might vary depending on the driver’s height, the size and type of the vehicle and so on. This video is not legal advice, and is not meant to replace your official driving courses. By doing anything presented in this video, you assume full responsibility for anything that may happen.