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No, except in adverse weather conditions.
The rear fog light may only be used when the weather or environmental conditions on the road are particularly unfavourable, such as thick fog, very heavy rain, heavy snowfall or dense clouds of dust or smoke. Its use is not permitted in any other circumstance, even in areas with numerous bends and at night.
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No, except in adverse weather conditions.
Yes, when the road is very narrow.
Yes, using it together with dipped or main-beam headlights is compulsory.
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