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When lighting allows it to be distinguished from a sufficient distance.
When lighting allows it to be distinguished from a sufficient distance under Article 105.3. The exception does not depend on lane count or meeting a through-road. Where lighting is insufficient or visibility reduced, use the prescribed lighting. This lighting exemption does not remove other parking conditions.
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When lighting allows it to be distinguished from a sufficient distance.
Whenever the street meets a through-road, even if the vehicle is not visible.
Whenever the street has one lane, even if the vehicle is not visible.
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