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When are Connecticut drivers required to display the vehicle's required lights during weather?
Correct answer: During any rain, snow, or fog
Why
Current law requires the specified lights during precipitation as well as during darkness and severely limited visibility.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Headlights during precipitation · p. 40
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