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Yes, both may be used simultaneously.
Yes, front fog lights may be used together with dipped beam. Article 106 also permits front fog lights separately from dipped beam or with main beam, subject to other lighting duties and avoiding glare. Fog alone does not always mandate the combination of front fog lights and dipped beam. Rear fog lights are reserved for particularly adverse conditions.
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Yes, both may be used simultaneously.
Only novice drivers may use both simultaneously.
No, using both simultaneously is prohibited.
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