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Front fog light
The front fog light. Rear fog and brake lights are compulsory equipment on an ordinary passenger car. Equipment requirements differ from use: under General Traffic Regulations article 106, rear fog lights are switched on only in particularly adverse conditions, such as thick fog, very heavy rain or dense smoke or dust. Front fog lights may be used in the conditions authorised by that article; do not use them indiscriminately.
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