At night you drive a passenger car without front fog lights. There is fog and you are close to another vehicle that main beam could dazzle. Which front lighting must you use?

Correct answer

Sidelights and dipped headlights.

Sidelights and dipped headlights. For reduced visibility, article 106 provides for front fog lights or dipped or main beam; article 102 requires avoiding dazzle. Here there are no front fog lights and main beam could dazzle, so dipped headlights are required. Sidelights alone are insufficient. Rear fog lights are for particularly adverse conditions and do not replace front lighting.