Correct answer
Dipped headlights.
R-413 requires at least dipped headlights from the sign until a sign ending that requirement, regardless of road visibility or lighting. Sidelights alone are insufficient, and main beam is not always required. Motorcycles must also follow their separate daytime dipped-headlight requirement; the end of this sign’s restriction does not remove other lighting duties.
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Sidelights alone.
Always main beam, even if it dazzles other users.
Dipped headlights.
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