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Dipped beam, at least, regardless of the visibility and lighting conditions of the road.
R-413 requires at least dipped-beam lighting even when visibility and lighting conditions are favourable. Position lights alone are insufficient. It does not require main beams under every circumstance: their use depends on the applicable rules and must never dazzle. This signed obligation ends at its specific end sign without removing other lighting duties that still apply.
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Dipped or main beam, depending on the visibility and lighting conditions of the road.
Main beam regardless of the visibility and lighting conditions of the road.
Dipped beam, at least, regardless of the visibility and lighting conditions of the road.
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