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Yes.
Yes. The General Vehicle Regulations require buses to be equipped with a rear fog light. Having it fitted does not mean keeping it on: Article 106 of the General Traffic Regulations limits its use to particularly adverse conditions such as dense fog, very heavy rain, heavy snowfall or dense clouds of dust or smoke. That article does not set a general 50-metre threshold.
Legal basis: art. 106 RGC
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No, it is only mandatory on cars.
Yes.
No, it is optional on buses.
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¿Es obligatorio que un autobús esté equipado con luz antiniebla trasera?
- No, solo es obligatoria en los turismos.
- Sí.(Correct answer)
- No, es opcional en los autobuses.
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