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Dipped beam; front fog lights may be added if fitted.
Dipped beam, which is mandatory for motorcycles during daylight under Article 104. Front fog lights, if fitted, may be added in these conditions. Light fog does not justify rear fog lights, reserved for especially adverse conditions such as dense fog. Main beam can reflect from fog and impair visibility; it does not replace the daytime dipped-beam duty in this case.
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Only front fog lights, switching off dipped beam.
Dipped beam; front fog lights may be added if fitted.
Only rear fog lights, because the fog is light.
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