Ah, the fog light conundrum in New South Wales—yes, it's a bit of a legal tightrope. In NSW, you're allowed to use front fog lights only in conditions of poor visibility such as fog, heavy rain, or dust. Using them otherwise can land you a fine because, frankly, blinding other drivers just for style points is frowned upon.
Rear fog lights are even more restricted and should be used sparingly, as their brightness can be downright dazzling if misused. So, if your fog lights are on a sunny day just to look cool, expect a polite chat from the local copper or a ticket.
Consult the NSW Road Rules for the exact legalities—or just keep the fog lights for when the weather actually sucks.
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