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No, I must also use the dipped beam or the main beam.
No. Also use dipped beam or main beam as applicable, avoiding dazzling other users. Position lights indicate presence and dimensions but do not replace the lighting needed for night driving. The question excludes the specific Article 106 fog-light conditions and does not concern a parked vehicle.
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Yes, on any sufficiently lit road.
Yes, on sufficiently lit roads in built-up areas.
No, I must also use the dipped beam or the main beam.
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