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The position lights and dipped-beam headlights.
The position lights and dipped-beam headlights. Position lights indicate the vehicle’s presence and dipped beams illuminate the road without main beam. The question describes a sufficiently illuminated interurban road at night: position lights alone are insufficient, and main beams are not the lighting for that case.
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Only dipped-beam headlights, without position lights.
The position lights and dipped-beam headlights.
Main-beam headlights instead of dipped beams.
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