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Position lights and main beam; dipped beam may accompany main beam, but both need not operate simultaneously.
Use position lights and main beam. Above 40 km/h on an insufficiently lit road outside a built-up area, main beam is required in this situation. It may operate alone or together with dipped beam: both are not required simultaneously. If another road user could be dazzled, replace main beam with dipped beam and adapt speed to visibility. Position lights alone are insufficient.
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Position lights and dipped beam without main beam, despite all the stated conditions remaining unchanged.
Position lights and main beam; dipped beam may accompany main beam, but both need not operate simultaneously.
Only position lights.
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