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The front fog light.
The front fog light, if fitted. Rear fog lights are reserved for particularly adverse conditions, such as dense fog, very heavy rain, heavy snow or dense smoke or dust. Article 106 permits front fog lights or dipped or main beam; main beam must not dazzle and may impair vision in fog. The question distinguishes fog lights rather than claiming the front fog light is always mandatory.
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Only the rear fog light.
The front fog light.
The front and rear fog lights together.
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