Originally Posted by jerryp58

This is too simple to be all of it, but I guess it's at least a start... (Code 46.2-1030)

According to Paragraph B: Not more than four lights used to provide general illumination ahead of the vehicle, including at least two headlights and any other combination of fog lights or other auxiliary lights approved by the Superintendent, shall be lighted at any time.

Now, I guess if you've got a vehicle that has separate high and low beam bulbs, you have to have the fog/driving lights turn off when both of those are lit. For my vehicle (with it's single "bulb" hi/low beam combo and I'm assuming that parking lights don't count), I would think I could have the fog/driving lights illuminated all of the time. If the parking lights did count, then they'd have to go off when a 4 headlight vehicle had it's high beams on (I don't think that happens on vehicles) and my driving/fog lights would have to go off as soon as my low or high beams came on.

This seems terribly confusing for such a simple paragraph

Before I do anything, I'll probably go to my inspection station and see what they expect to see happen with fog/driving lights (they're the ones I'll have to argue most with I suppose).

If you dig deeper and find out anything, please let me know.