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With the sidelights and the dipped headlights.
Position lights and dipped headlights under article 101.1. Position lights alone are insufficient; main beam does not replace the required dipped beam in this scenario. Adequate road lighting does not guarantee detecting every obstacle: adapt speed to visibility and avoid dazzling other users.
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With the sidelights and the main beam headlights.
With the sidelights and the dipped headlights.
With the sidelights only.
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