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Position lights and dipped headlights.
Position lights and dipped headlights. The question excludes the front fog or main-beam alternatives provided by Article 106. Do not use rear fog lamps merely for light snowfall: use them when conditions are particularly adverse, for example heavy snowfall. In that case their use is not merely a recommendation. Also adapt speed and following distance to visibility and grip.
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Position lights and dipped headlights.
Position lights alone, with no other lights.
Rear fog lamps are compulsory for any light snowfall.
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