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With the sidelights
With the sidelights, required in the conditions covered by Article 99. Article 106 allows front fog lights without dipped or main beam, or together with them, in the prescribed circumstances. There is no general rule requiring dipped or main beam solely because it is night; applicable lighting duties for the vehicle and road must also be met. Do not use front fog lights outside permitted cases.
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It may only be used simultaneously with the dipped headlights
With the sidelights
It may not be used simultaneously with any other light
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