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Yes, position lights and dipped beam suffice in those conditions.
Yes. Article 106 allows front fog lights or dipped or main beam, subject to dazzling restrictions. Front fog lights are not mandatory in every case and need not be absent to choose dipped beam. Rear fog lights must be used in particularly adverse conditions such as thick fog, excluded here.
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No, both fog lights must always be used.
Yes, position lights and dipped beam suffice in those conditions.
No, front fog lights must always be used.
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