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within a built-up area.
Driving within a built-up area: use dipped beam when lighting is required. Outside built-up areas, main beam applies in insufficient lighting according to speed and other requirements in Articles 100–102, always avoiding dazzling. A tunnel alone does not ban main beam: location, lighting and conditions matter. Permitted brief light warnings are not continuous driving illumination.
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on narrow, winding sections of interurban roads.
in insufficiently lit tunnels, during the day.
within a built-up area.
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