When driving on an interurban road in light snowfall that significantly reduces visibility, what lighting must you use?

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When snowfall significantly reduces visibility, the position lights must be switched on and the front fog light or the low or high beams used, as appropriate and without dazzling. The front fog light may be used without the low or high beam, keeping the position lights on. The rear fog light must be switched on only when conditions are especially unfavorable, such as heavy snowfall; light snowfall alone does not authorize its use.

When driving on an interurban road in light snowfall that significantly reduces visibility, what lighting must you use?

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