No. They are operated separately, and are intended for use where visibility is less than 300 feet. Using them when not needed is an offence. You will be fined £50 and have points put on your licence.
Is there any reason for not having rear fog lights in the US?

Sounds like you’re confusing fog lights with driving lights. Rear fog lights are very powerful, and likely to dazzle, if not blind, someone behind you if there is no fog.

As Amore100 says, if the question was submitted 3 years ago, why are we trying to answer it now?
I naively thought that we were helping somebody in real time, turns out to be some historical hypothetical nonsense.

Where’s Mistreater, or indeed Ms Streeter, when you need her?

Pretty sure that’s a Lambo, dude.

It’s as frumpy as before above the waist, while below it’s trying to look all kinds of sporty.
Like a middle-aged lady librarian donning a pair of Daisy Dukes, but still wearing a sensible cardigan.

TG did admit to mucking about with the suspension. They don’t normally do that.

Often.

Depends what ‘freedom’ means to you:

Or, buy a Bowler instead. Who are now owned by JLR Group, as it happens.

That’s William Theodore Ribbs Jr. to you.

Stop calling rear-hinged rear doors ‘suicide’. The name applies only to rear-hinged front doors.

It was meant to be electric, but there was nowhere for the plug.

You should ask this chap:

I wilfully misinterpreted your comment as being incredibly unsuitable, for which I apologise.

Who pissed on your chips?

In the olden days I worked for a start-up glossy local lifestyle magazine, which was mostly advertorial.

This is a kiwi driver:

“These companies are saying, ‘hey, we believe in women and what they’re trying to achieve, and we’re going to stand behind them with makeup, partnerships, whatever it may be here’s a sector that we haven’t yet marketed to.’”

The shift to ‘fantasy’ was expected, surely? One of the last (first) things Tennant did was to hurriedly decide at the beginning of the universe that a salt circle could offer protection to the threatened. He immediately followed up with the realisation that he had indeed sown the seed of a more fantastical universe.
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According to Car & Driver, the 1967 Chevrolet Corvette 427 went from 0 to 60 in 4.7 seconds.
Have we actually improved matters that much in the last 57 years?