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No, it must use position lights together with dipped beam.
No. Position lights and dipped beam must be on, under Articles 99 and 101. Position lights help identify the vehicle but alone do not satisfy the lighting required in this situation. Fog lights have their own conditions and are not used merely because it is night. The question excludes a lighting failure.
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No, it must use position lights together with dipped beam.
Yes, position lights alone suffice throughout the night.
Yes, position lights must always be used alone when driving.
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