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No. Article 12.3 requires such travel by day and in conditions that do not reduce visibility. Slowing down or having fog lights does not remove that condition. The trailer must also not exceed 50% of the towing vehicle’s unladen mass, may carry no people, and the applicable general speed is reduced by 10%. Urban travel is governed by the relevant ordinances.
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Yes, at a sufficiently reduced speed
Only if fitted with fog lights
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