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Between sunset and sunrise
Between sunset and sunrise under the stated Article 100 conditions. Also use other required lighting. Change to dipped beam as soon as any road user could be dazzled, including through mirrors of drivers ahead, under Article 102. This is not a general duty to use main beam throughout the day; always adapt speed to visibility.
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