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Between sunset and sunrise
End-outline lights must be used by vehicles more than 2.10 metres wide, which must have them switched on between sunset and sunrise, and when travelling through tunnels or underpasses.
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Between sunset and sunrise
At midday
During the afternoon and the hours of strongest sunlight
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