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Switch on dipped beam, avoiding dazzling others.
Switch on dipped beam and keep position lights on. Article 106 allows front fog lamps or dipped or main beam according to conditions, but you must not dazzle other users. Use the rear fog light only in especially adverse conditions such as very heavy rain. Also adapt speed and distance.
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Switch off all lights despite barely being visible.
Switch on dipped beam, avoiding dazzling others.
Use main beam even if it dazzles nearby vehicles.
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