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Position lights and full beam.
Use position lights and full beam under Articles 99 and 100.1. If dazzling becomes possible, switch to dipped headlights even above 40 km/h. In built-up areas, including through roads, use position lights and dipped headlights for night driving. Having full-beam equipment does not mean it may be used in every situation.
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Only position lights, without dipped or full beam.
Only daytime running lights, because speed is above 40 km/h.
Position lights and full beam.
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