Brits have been left confused after someone shared a snap of a common car button. It appears many people don't know what its function is. So did you know about it?
Many pride themselves on their driving prowess - often considering themselves to be the epitome of cool, calm and highly perceptive when it comes to getting behind the wheel.
Accompanying the question was an image of a button with a symbol resembling a glowing light. And it certainly got a lot of people talking. Another quipped: "Press that when you are being followed. It deploys a smoke screen that will allow you to disappear in a dramatic fashion. Also a rear fog light."
The one pictured in the post is actually the rear fog light button, and some people were quick to point this out in the comments. Many weren't surprised that people didn't know what it was actually for.
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