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No, that rain alone does not meet the conditions for using the rear fog light.
No. Rear fog lights are used only in especially adverse conditions, such as very heavy rain, thick fog or heavy snowfall. Heavy rain substantially reducing visibility requires the lighting specified in Article 106, but does not alone require the rear fog light. Front fog lights may be used in authorised conditions; they are not mandatory in every rainfall. Switch the rear light off when the condition justifying it ends.
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Yes, rear and front fog lights are always required in any rain.
No, that rain alone does not meet the conditions for using the rear fog light.
Yes, the rear fog light is required even in light rain.
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