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Yes, but only the front fog light, since in this case using the rear fog light is prohibited.
You may use the front fog light when conditions significantly reduce visibility; other lighting obligations still apply. The rear fog light must only be used in particularly adverse conditions such as thick fog, very heavy rain, heavy snow or dense dust or smoke. The light snowfall described does not justify using the rear fog light.
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No, using the fog light when it is snowing lightly is prohibited.
Yes, but only the front fog light, since in this case using the rear fog light is prohibited.
Yes, you must use the rear fog light obligatorily.
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