On a straight road with normal visibility, where there is no fog or rain, is it correct for this vehicle to drive with fog lights switched on?

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No, it is incorrect. Fog lights (both front and rear) are powerful lights specifically designed for adverse weather or environmental conditions that significantly reduce visibility (such as fog, heavy rain, snow, or dust clouds). Using these lights in good weather or normal visibility is prohibited because their intensity can dazzle and severely disturb other drivers. Note on the exception: Although there is a rule allowing the use of front fog lights on narrow roads (less than 6.5 meters wide), this is usually associated with winding sections (succession of curves). Since the question specifies a 'straight road' with visibility, the exception does not apply. Therefore, they must be switched off.

On a straight road with normal visibility, where there is no fog or rain, is it correct for this vehicle to drive with fog lights switched on?

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