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Not compulsory for that reason, but suitable sunglasses are advisable by day.
Sunlight falling on the driver does not itself make sunglasses compulsory, but suitable sunglasses can help by day. They do not guarantee eliminating glare: also use the sun visor and slow down if safe vision is impaired. Very dark glasses are unsuitable at night, in tunnels or in low light, and category 4 is unsuitable for driving.
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It is compulsory for the driver for that reason alone.
Not compulsory for that reason, but suitable sunglasses are advisable by day.
It is compulsory for all occupants for that reason alone.
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