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Yes.
Yes, Article 106 allows front fog lights, dipped beam or main beam in those conditions, subject to other rules, especially avoiding dazzle. Permission does not mean recommendation: fog reflection often worsens vision, and dipped beam with front fog lights where appropriate is preferable. The 6.50 m width concerns another front-fog use case, not this main-beam permission. Do not generalise to urban roads or situations causing dazzle.
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Only if the road is less than 6.50 metres wide.
No, only dipped headlights may be used.
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