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In case of doubt, switch on the dipped headlights
In case of doubt, for example on a day that is not very bright, when visibility on the road is not completely clear, the driver must switch on at least the dipped headlights, and whenever in doubt about whether to switch on the vehicle's lighting devices, they should do so for safety.
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In case of doubt, switch off the lights to avoid causing glare
In case of doubt, switch on the dipped headlights
In case of doubt, switch on the full-beam headlights
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