Under what specific circumstances is the use of the front fog light permitted?

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The front fog light is an optional device, unlike the rear fog light which is mandatory in severe conditions. According to traffic regulations, its use is permitted in two main scenarios: Adverse Conditions: When weather or environmental conditions significantly reduce visibility, such as fog, heavy rain, snowfall, or clouds of smoke or dust. Narrow and Winding Roads: On sections of narrow roads (roadway 6.50 meters wide or less) that are marked with the 'succession of dangerous curves' sign, even if there is no fog. This helps to illuminate the edges of the road. Remember that the front fog light can be used alone (along with the position lights) or simultaneously with the low or high beam, but never without the position lights.

Under what specific circumstances is the use of the front fog light permitted?

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