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It is advisable to switch on the front and rear fog lights in very heavy rain, but when the rain is not particularly heavy and the weather conditions are not especially adverse, using the front and rear fog lights is strongly discouraged.
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Yes, both the front and rear fog lights
Yes, but only the rear fog light
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