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It is compulsory to drive with the vehicle's lights on in the event of heavy rain. This is because conditions such as heavy rain significantly reduce visibility on the road. Using the lights not only helps the driver see the road better, but also makes the vehicle more visible to other road users. Front fog lights can be used together with sidelights, and can also be combined with dipped or main beam headlights. However, using main beam headlights in heavy rain is not recommended, as it can cause reflections and dazzle other drivers.
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