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Yes, they may be used together in authorised situations.
Yes. Article 106 permits front fog lights together with dipped beams. Front fog lights are authorised with significantly reduced visibility from weather or environmental conditions, or on narrow sections no more than 6.50 m wide signed for successive nearby bends. Not every bend or reduction in visibility qualifies, and they need not always be switched on together. Observe lighting conditions and avoid dazzling.
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No, using them together is prohibited in every situation.
Yes, they may be used together in authorised situations.
Yes, and they must be switched on together whenever it is night-time.
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