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No, when the lighting allows them to be distinguished from a sufficient distance.
On urban roads that are not through roads, parked vehicles are not required to have their position lights switched on when the lighting allows them to be distinguished from a sufficient distance. This applies when visibility is adequate and the vehicles are clearly visible to other road users. However, if weather or environmental conditions reduce visibility, or if the lighting is insufficient, the position lights must be switched on to ensure that the vehicle is visible and prevent accidents.
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No, when the lighting allows them to be distinguished from a sufficient distance.
Yes, when the road has only one traffic lane.
Yes, when the road intersects with a through road.
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