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The main beam (high beam) lights.
Main beam, together with the other lights required to accompany it. Article 100 requires this in the described situation. Dip whenever there is a possibility of dazzling any user, including a driver ahead through mirrors, not only oncoming vehicles. Position lights alone are insufficient for driving in this situation.
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The dipped beam (low beam) lights.
Only the sidelights.
The main beam (high beam) lights.
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