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No, installation is optional.
No, installation is optional under the general vehicle lighting requirements. Use is not unrestricted: Article 106 allows it with substantially reduced visibility and on certain narrow sections with signed successive bends. Low visibility requires the prescribed lighting, which may be front fog lights, dipped beam or main beam without dazzling. Rear fog lights have different use conditions.
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Yes, it is mandatory on every passenger car.
No, installation is optional.
No, because it is prohibited for novice drivers.
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