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Yes, dipped headlights.
A vehicle travelling during the day in a temporary additional lane is required to have dipped headlights switched on. This measure is applied to improve the vehicle's visibility in situations where traffic is denser or road conditions are more complex, as occurs in temporary additional lanes that are opened to better manage the flow of traffic.
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