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Dipped headlights.
Dipped headlights. Article 101.2 requires them at speeds no greater than 40 km/h when main beam is not being used. Sidelights alone are insufficient. Main beam can be used where permitted, but must be replaced by dipped headlights if it could dazzle others.
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Sidelights only.
No lights, because the speed is below 40 km/h.
Dipped headlights.
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