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Front fog lamps, dipped or main beam subject to their use rules.
Front fog lamps, dipped beam or main beam under Article 106.1. Use conditions and the prohibition on dazzle must be respected; reflections may favour dipped beam or fog lamps. Rear fog lamps are only appropriate in especially adverse conditions such as a dense dust cloud, not any reduction of visibility.
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Position lights alone whenever the vehicle can be seen nearby.
Rear fog lamps are mandatory for any dust cloud even if not dense.
Front fog lamps, dipped or main beam subject to their use rules.
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