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With sidelights.
If the vehicle is parked at night on an insufficiently lit road, it must be indicated using sidelights, and if parked in line with the kerb, parking lights may be used instead.
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With none, because it is off the carriageway.
With dipped headlights and sidelights.
With sidelights.
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