Which statements about the fog-light rule are correct according to the book? (multiple answers possible)
- ✓ In rain you always switch on your dipped beam
- ✓ In heavy rain with seriously impaired visibility you may also switch on the front fog light
- In heavy rain showers the rear fog light may also be on, just like in fog
- ✓ In very dense fog or heavy snowfall, visibility <50 m, the rear fog light may be on
Correct answer: In rain you always switch on your dipped beam; In heavy rain with seriously impaired visibility you may also switch on the front fog light; In very dense fog or heavy snowfall, visibility <50 m, the rear fog light may be on
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- The rear fog light is always prohibited in rain, even in heavy showers
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