In which situation is the use of fog lights and low-beam headlights permitted during daylight?

The use of fog lights and low-beam headlights is specifically permitted during daylight when visibility is significantly reduced due to weather conditions such as fog or snowfall. This is because fog lights are designed to illuminate the road immediately in front of a vehicle without causing reflection off the fog, snow, or rain, which can impair a driver's visibility. Low-beam headlights also provide better visibility in these conditions while minimizing glare for oncoming traffic.

Using these lights in such weather not only helps the driver see the road and surrounding area better but also makes the vehicle more visible to others, enhancing overall safety. In contrast, using fog lights or low-beam headlights during clear daylight conditions or inappropriately can lead to confusion for other drivers and might be against driving regulations.