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When can you drive using only parking lights?

Under no circumstances.
When you are driving in a well-lit area or on a highway with street lights.
On foggy days when visibility is low.
30 minutes after sunset or 30 minutes before sunrise.
Explanation

You should never drive using only parking lights because it is illegal and unsafe. Parking lights are designed to make your vehicle visible when parked, not for driving. Driving with only parking lights can reduce your visibility to other drivers and increase the risk of accidents.

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