>Andrew
>Once again I call Bulls---
>Giving you the benefit of the doubt... maybe you can't get decent fog
>lights in NZ...have a look at the Hella site below which illustrates
>the illumination pattern  of their fog and driving lights. Note in
>particular the two road signs where the fog lights illuminate only the
>lower section of the posts and not the signs on top of them. Flat top
>cutoff. No spill to  light the fog in front of your face. All the light
>is on the roadway where it does good not harm.
>Cheers
>
>http://www.4x4connection.com/tech/hellatech2.htm

Hella is a major brand here. The main problem is factory fogs... a
lot of Ja[panese cars and BMWs have them standard. Subaru, Ford
Falcon. Pugeot & BMW owners appear to be the worst offenders. To my
knowledge factory fogs are nonadjustable (though I have never looked
closely to look for screws... must do this). Whatever, these lights
DO glare seriously. Those few which don't I ignore, of course, though
the usage is still illegal. It's the blinding majority which get up
my nose.

>Oh I get the idea....moronic as it is.  If, as you say,  it's a vain
hope why do you exacerbate the situation?

Uh huh. And how else do you think they are going to learn? The scummy
criminals called police are not doing a damn thoing except to make
money off speeders. Do YOU use fogs at night?
--
Andrew Grebneff
Dunedin
New Zealand
Fossil preparator
<andrew.grebneff@stonebow.otago.ac.nz>
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