Is it permitted to use fog lights when the rain falling is not heavy?

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Article 106 of the General Traffic Regulations limits fog lights to circumstances that appreciably reduce visibility. The front one may be used only in fog, heavy rain, snowfall or clouds of smoke or dust (or on narrow road sections with many signposted curves), and the rear one must be switched on only in thick fog, very heavy rain, heavy snowfall or dense clouds of dust or smoke. When the rain is not heavy, visibility is not appreciably reduced, so neither of the two is justified (the front one is also allowed on signposted narrow road sections with many curves, which is a different case). Their high light output, moreover, can dazzle other drivers or create annoying reflections on the wet asphalt.

Is it permitted to use fog lights when the rain falling is not heavy?

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