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Yes, Article 106 permits simultaneous use. Front fog lights are not compulsory in all such cases: dipped beam or, where appropriate, main beam without dazzling may be used. Front fog light use is restricted to substantially reduced visibility or sections with many bends, a carriageway no wider than 6.50 metres and successive-bend signs. Keep the corresponding position lights on. Rear fog lights have stricter conditions of use.
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