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No, dipped-beam headlights are also required.
No. In this situation, sidelights and dipped-beam headlights are required. Street lighting does not remove that obligation. Sidelights show the vehicle’s presence and dimensions but do not replace dipped headlights; daytime running lights do not replace them at night either. This rule concerns the car and conditions described, not every vehicle or lighting situation.
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Yes, it is enough for the driver to see the road clearly.
Yes, sidelights suffice if the street is lit.
No, dipped-beam headlights are also required.
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