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Yes, it is compulsory
Yes. It is used with position lights and the appropriate front lighting. Rear fog lighting is only used in especially adverse conditions, such as thick fog, very heavy rain, heavy snow or dense dust or smoke. It does not permit dazzling with main beam and must not remain on once those conditions disappear.
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Yes, it is compulsory
No, under no circumstances
Only on motorways and dual carriageways
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