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Yes. Article 99 requires position lights during night-time travel on both urban and interurban roads. They also apply in tunnels and other situations specified by the rules. They are insufficient on their own for driving: use appropriate dipped or main beams too, without dazzling. The question concerns a moving car rather than every parking situation.
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