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Yes, when rain substantially reduces visibility, use the lighting prescribed for those conditions, including by day. Front fog lights, dipped headlights or main beam without dazzling may be used as appropriate; front fog lights are not compulsory in every case. Rear fog lights are only used in especially adverse conditions, such as very heavy rain. Also adapt speed and following distance.
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It will only be compulsory at night.
No, it will only be compulsory during the day.
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