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On roads outside built-up areas.
The use of full-beam headlights is completely prohibited on urban roads and inside built-up areas. Their use is permitted only on conventional roads outside built-up areas, to alert other road users or when visibility is poor, especially at night.
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On mountain passes.
On roads outside built-up areas.
On roads inside built-up areas.
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