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When using a reversible lane.
When using a reversible lane under Article 40. Dipped headlights must be on both day and night. A HOV lane does not impose this duty merely because it is a HOV lane. Light rain with good visibility does not by itself constitute the regulatory conditions of reduced visibility.
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Merely because it is a HOV lane, with no other circumstance.
Because of light rain that does not reduce visibility, with no other circumstance.
When using a reversible lane.
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