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Main beam, which may be used together with dipped headlights.
Main beam, under Article 100. If it could dazzle others, replace it with dipped headlights. Weather conditions alone do not make main beam compulsory: Article 106 provides alternatives for reduced visibility, and main beam can worsen visibility in fog or snow.
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Sidelights only.
Main beam, which may be used together with dipped headlights.
No lights, because it is outside a built-up area.
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