The automatic lighting system is activated on your car. What should you anticipate when driving in the lighting conditions shown?

In the shown foggy and low visibility conditions, the automatic lighting system in your car will not turn on the low beam headlights immediately (option 1). This means your car may remain less visible to other road users initially. Because of this, other drivers behind you will only see your vehicle later than they would in clear conditions (option 2).

The system does not automatically activate fog lights (option 3) because fog lights are meant to be turned on manually by the driver in specific poor visibility situations. The automatic lighting system mainly controls regular low beam headlights and sometimes daytime running lights, but not fog lights.

In summary, fog and low visibility cause delayed automatic activation of low beams, making you less visible to others at first; fog lights must be switched on manually for better visibility in such conditions. This is why options 1 and 2 are correct.