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On carriageways 6.50 metres wide or less with a signed succession of closely spaced bends.
On a road with a carriageway 6.50 metres wide or less and a signed succession of closely spaced bends, under article 106.2. Exactly 6.50 metres is included. With reduced visibility, front fog lights may also be used in the prescribed cases, without always requiring thick fog. Rear fog lights have stricter use conditions. Keep other lights required by the circumstances on and avoid dazzling.
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On carriageways 6.50 metres wide or less with a signed succession of closely spaced bends.
On any road simply because it is night-time.
They can be used only in thick fog, with no other permitted case.
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