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With the dipped-beam and position lights.
Dipped headlights and position lights. Article 101.1 requires that night-time lighting even on a sufficiently lit street; position lights alone are insufficient. Do not use main beam in this urban situation. The question specifies night-time and does not claim the same obligation for every car in all daytime driving.
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With the position lights only.
With the dipped-beam and position lights.
With the main-beam headlights.
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