You may not switch on the rear fog light in rain, not even during heavy rain showers: the bright red light and its reflection actually hinder following traffic.
- False
- ✓ True
Correct answer: True
Explanation
You may not switch on the rear fog light in rain, not even during heavy rain showers: the bright red light and its reflection actually hinder following traffic. The rear fog light is reserved for very dense fog or heavy snowfall (visibility <50 m)
Why learners get this wrong
- You may not switch on the rear fog light in rain, not even during heavy rain showers: the bright red light and its reflection actually hinder following traffic. The rear fog light is reserved for very dense fog or heavy snowfall (visibility <50 m)
Topic: Fog-light rule: rain versus fog
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