Question 141 · Car theory test
What lights should a driver use in dense fog?
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Correct answer
Front and rear fog lights, along with dipped headlights.
Official explanation
When driving in dense fog, you should switch on your front and rear fog lights, along with dipped headlights. You should not drive in fog with main beam headlights on.
Term explained: When to use rear fog lights
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