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No.
No; use dipped headlights with position lights, even if the urban road is insufficiently lit. A dipped-headlight fault does not authorise using main beam to continue normally. Distinguish continuous lighting from brief light warnings allowed by the rules, which must avoid dazzling. Outside built-up areas, main beam has its own conditions and must be replaced by dipped headlights if it may dazzle.
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No, unless, due to a breakdown, the dipped headlights cannot be used.
Yes, when the road is inadequately lit.
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