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Position lights and dipped beam.
Position lights and dipped beam. Under these conditions, position lights alone are insufficient and dazzling main beam must not be used. Tunnel lighting requirements also apply by day; they do not depend on it already being night. Front fog lighting does not replace the dipped beam required in this situation.
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Only position and front fog lights instead of dipped beam.
Position lights and dipped beam.
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