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The sidelights together with the dipped beam headlights.
Position lights and dipped beam. Article 106 requires lighting with significantly reduced visibility; main beam must not be used within a built-up area. Hazard lights do not replace driving lights. Rear fog lighting is required only in especially adverse conditions, such as thick fog.
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The sidelights and the hazard warning lights.
Only the dipped beam and main beam headlights.
The sidelights together with the dipped beam headlights.
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