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Yes. Article 15.3 of the General Vehicle Regulations permits rear fog lighting with main beam, dipped headlights or front fog lights switched on. Article 106 also requires especially adverse conditions for rear fog use, such as thick fog or very heavy rain. Dipped headlights alone do not authorise rear fog lights.
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