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Yes, also by day with good visibility.
Yes. Article 40 requires at least dipped beam by day and night when using the reversible lane. Daytime running lights do not replace that requirement. Lighting is also required in other situations, such as tunnels or certain special lanes; requirements do not depend solely on sunshine.
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Yes, also by day with good visibility.
Only when travelling below 40 km/h.
No, in sunshine dipped beam is never required.
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