Which of the following behaviors related to the use of lighting is considered a serious offense?

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The correct answer is driving without lights in low visibility conditions. According to traffic regulations, failing to use the required lighting when circumstances demand it (night, tunnels, adverse weather conditions) is classified as a serious offense because it directly risks road safety by preventing the driver from seeing and being seen. Although using fog lights without justification is also punishable (improper use), the danger of driving 'blindly' or being invisible to other road users makes this specific behavior a serious offense. Leaving lights on when parking is a mechanical oversight, but not a serious traffic offense.

Which of the following behaviors related to the use of lighting is considered a serious offense?

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