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Yes, in especially adverse conditions justifying its use.
Yes, in especially adverse weather or environmental conditions, such as thick fog, very heavy rain, heavy snowfall or dense dust or smoke. Article 106 does not restrict use to night or urban roads. Any adverse weather or merely heavy rain is not sufficient: the conditions for rear fog lights must apply. Switch it off when those conditions end to avoid disturbing other drivers.
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No, it can only be used at night.
Yes, but exclusively on urban roads.
Yes, in especially adverse conditions justifying its use.
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