Light control, subject three of the driving license test, how to use lights in foggy weather?

The use of lights in Subject 3 is the first content of the exam. Today we will talk about the use of lights in Subject 3 in detail. \x0d\ Driving without street lights or under poor lighting conditions at night - turn on the headlights \x0d\ Meet non-motorized vehicles on narrow roads and bridges at night - low beam lights \x0d\ Pass through sharp bends, slopes, and arch bridges at night , crosswalks or intersections without traffic lights - use high and low beams alternately (change the light more than twice) \x0d\ If a breakdown occurs on the road at night or a traffic accident hinders traffic and makes it difficult to move - convert the headlights into width lights + Warning light\x0d\ Driving in foggy weather - headlights on + Fog lights + Warning light\x0d\ Driving closely with a car in the same direction at night - low beam headlights\x0d\ Meeting a motor vehicle at night - low beam headlights \x0d\Meeting non-motorized vehicles on a narrow road at night - low beam headlights\x0d\During the test, the passwords are a combination of these eight items. After memorizing this, it will be very effective to practice listening to the passwords. \x0d\\x0d\Note:\x0d\The third voice prompt is separate. For example, the voice prompt during an exam may be\x0d\Passing arch bridges and crosswalks at night\x0d\Passing sharp turns and slopes at night\x0d\Night Passing through an intersection without traffic light control\x0d\In these three cases, high and low beam lights should be used alternately (change the light more than twice)