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The position light.
Position lights, under Article 105.1. This is an interurban road: do not apply the parking-light substitution permitted for parallel parking on an inadequately lit road through a built-up area. The stated width does not require clearance lights. Other warning measures may be necessary depending on the cause of immobilisation; dipped headlights do not replace position lights, and main beam must not be used while stopped or parked.
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The position light.
The dipped-beam headlight.
The parking light.
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