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Sidelights.
Sidelights. Dipped headlights need not remain on merely to illuminate an immobilised car. Also comply with breakdown-warning requirements, such as hazard lights where applicable and the connected V-16 required for a Spain-registered car. This does not authorise voluntarily stopping on the usable shoulder.
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Main beam alone, without sidelights.
No lights, even if the car is not visible.
Sidelights.
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