Road rules / 🇬🇧 general
When may you use front or rear fog lights?
✓ ANSWER
Only when visibility is seriously reduced, generally to 100 metres or less
Fog lights must only be used when visibility drops to around 100 metres (328 feet) or less.
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- ✓Only when visibility is seriously reduced, generally to 100 metres or less
- ✗Whenever it is raining heavily on a motorway
- ✗At night on any road without street lighting
- ✗Whenever you can see fog in the distance
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