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The front fog lights, together with the position lights and dipped-beam headlights.
When driving in thick fog, you must switch on the position lights, dipped-beam headlights and rear fog lights. If your vehicle also has front fog lights, you may switch them on as well.
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The front fog lights, together with the position lights and dipped-beam headlights.
The rear fog lights together with the position lights and dipped-beam headlights.
The front fog lights.
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