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Yes, on sections 6.50 m wide or less signed for a series of closely spaced bends.
Yes, on sections with a carriageway 6.50 metres wide or less and signs warning of a series of closely spaced bends. These are the article 106 conditions; any ordinary bend is insufficient and this is not general permission to use it every night. The rule concerns front fog lamps, not rear ones.
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No, it is permitted only in adverse weather.
Yes, whenever it is night on any road.
Yes, on sections 6.50 m wide or less signed for a series of closely spaced bends.
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