Thread: Let's have a general discussion on fog lights

Originally Posted by Muddy Diver

Sorry Shane I apologise. My fog lights did NOT save me from the Roo at Yass. I stand corrected. Last Post mate....you win

Are you ok ?? Those mongrel things are even in the pine forrest behind my house. I have to avoid them at least once a week dong the school run through the plantation.

They are a real problem out my sister inlaws way. She hits them all the time.... the issue is you end up stranded. The only car they had with a bullbar was an old commadore wagon .... A big heavy roo bar. It the only car thats never driven into a 'roo ..... HOWEVER ... they have jumped into the side of it ... across it's bonnet ... into the windscreen... across its roof. They have hit pretty much every panel on the car except the bloody front bumper/bullbar.

seeya,
Shane L.

Driving in the U.K. and Ireland over the last 20 years I have needed fog lights twice. Have seen people driving with their fog lights on many thousands of times.

The little-known road rule that could cost you $230 and two demerit points: How flicking one switch in your car at the wrong time could put you on the wrong side of the law

I couldn't see my back fence this morning because of the fog yet most drivers on the rd had no lights on at all, i only just found out how to turn my fogs on otherwise i would have used them instead of the parkers.

Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

The little-known road rule that could cost you $230 and two demerit points: How flicking one switch in your car at the wrong time could put you on the wrong side of the law

And didn’t they mess that article up!!!

About time the police cracked down on those dam fog lights I travel out to work early morning 4am the amount of cars with there fog lights on is crazy cars with only one head light are just as bad.

today i drove around with no headlights and only foglights on. oh it was wonderful, bliss!

what about them fog lights on those bloody cyclists?!