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Position lights, or a permitted alternative for parallel parking.
Position lights. When parked parallel in this situation, they may be replaced by parking lights or the two position lights on the side facing the carriageway under Article 105.2. Parking lights are not mere reflectors or other vehicles’ side-marker lights. Being parked does not by itself allow leaving the vehicle unlit.
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Position lights, or a permitted alternative for parallel parking.
No lights, because it is already parked.
Only hazard flashers, replacing all position lights.
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