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Originally Posted by cb1111
Fixed it for you. The FMVSS requires the fogs to be deactivated when the high beams are on.
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Yes. Remember, sometimes laws and standards are put in place because they make real world sense... i.e. fogs turn off when high-beams are on because their functions serve completely opposite lighting scenarios.
It's not always just because "it's in this big book of federal standards that no one besides
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cb1111
has committed to memory and keeps a copy of on his nightstand for bedtime reading".
Edit: I see your highlighted change from "most" to "all" and I understand the context for your answer now
