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Yes, use the appropriate lighting in daylight too.
Yes, under Article 106. Use lighting appropriate to the conditions, such as dipped headlights, without dazzling. Front fog lights may be used in the specified conditions; rear fog lights are reserved for particularly adverse conditions such as thick fog or very heavy rain. This does not mean switching on every light for any change in weather. Daytime running lights alone do not replace the lighting required in these conditions.
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Yes, use the appropriate lighting in daylight too.
No, bad weather never makes lights compulsory in daylight.
No, lights become useless when visibility decreases.
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