In fog that seriously restricts visibility, is it permitted to drive without turning on the front fog lights?

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Yes, it is possible to drive without them only if the vehicle is not equipped with front fog lights, as these are optional equipment on cars. In such a case, the driver must substitute them by mandatorily turning on the dipped beam (low beam) headlights. It is important to distinguish this from the rear fog light, which would be mandatory in these conditions of seriously reduced visibility.

In fog that seriously restricts visibility, is it permitted to drive without turning on the front fog lights?

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