Statement: as soon as it rains, you are required to switch on your front fog light, just like your dipped beam.

Explanation

False

Why learners get this wrong

• Dipped beam is always mandatory in rain; the front fog light may only be used in heavy rain that seriously impairs visibility

Topic: Fog-light rule: rain versus fog

Read the rule: Core: Fog-light rule: rain versus fog

Sections

• Challenge: Fog-light rule: rain versus fog
• The model: Fog-light rule: rain versus fog
• Core: Fog-light rule: rain versus fog
• Why it matters: Fog-light rule: rain versus fog
• Active recall: Fog-light rule: rain versus fog
• Teach back: Fog-light rule: rain versus fog
• Memory hook: Fog-light rule: rain versus fog

Terms

• Dimlicht altijd bij regen
• Mistachterlicht alleen als veiligheidsvoordeel
• Mistachterlicht bij mist sneeuw zicht 50m
• Rear fog light: never in rain
• Mistlicht voor bij mist sneeuw regen zicht 200m
• Mistlicht voor mag bij zware regen zicht 200m

Related questions

• In very dense fog on a country road
• Which statements about the fog-light rule are correct
• Light drizzle is falling on the road near

Related topics

• Indicating, brake lights and hazard lights
• Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
• Lighting when stopped