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No. This rain alone does not satisfy the conditions for use. Front fog lights may be used when visibility is significantly reduced and also on carriageways no wider than 6.50 m with many closely spaced signposted bends. Rear fog lights are reserved for especially adverse conditions such as thick fog or very heavy rain. Front fog lights are not always mandatory: Article 106 provides lighting alternatives.
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Yes, both the front and rear lights.
Yes, but only the front fog light.
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