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Dipped headlights.
Dipped headlights. Article 101 requires position lights and dipped beam in this night-time case. Main beam is not an interchangeable choice and is not permitted solely because no other road user appears to be at risk of dazzling. Road lighting does not replace the vehicle’s required lights.
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Main-beam headlights if there is no risk of dazzling other road users.
Dipped headlights.
Either dipped or main-beam headlights.
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