In which of the following cases are you allowed to use the rear fog lights while driving a bus?

Explanation

Correct answer: In the fog which limits visibility to a distance shorter than 50 meters.

In accordance with the Road Traffic Act, rear fog lights may be used only when reduced air transparency, for example due to fog, limits visibility to less than 50 metres. This strict condition is intended to prevent dazzling other drivers, as these lights have a very high intensity. This rule applies to drivers of all vehicles, including buses.

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