If you are driving in light fog and your vehicle is equipped with front and rear fog lights, which fog lights should you use?

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The correct answer is the front fog light.  As a general rule regarding reduced visibility: Front fog light: Its use is optional (if the vehicle is equipped with it) and recommended in light fog, heavy rain, or snow, as it illuminates the road edges better without causing glare. Rear fog light: Its use is prohibited in light fog. This light is very intense and must only be switched on in exceptionally severe conditions (dense fog, very heavy rain, thick snow, or dense dust clouds) to avoid dazzling drivers behind you.

If you are driving in light fog and your vehicle is equipped with front and rear fog lights, which fog lights should you use?

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