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Yes, at any time of day.
Yes. End-outline marker lights must be switched on while passing through a tunnel at any time of day, regardless of whether the tunnel is sufficiently lit. They are also used at night and in substantially reduced visibility.
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Only at night.
Only if the tunnel is insufficiently lit.
Yes, at any time of day.
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