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They must be on together with those lights.
They must be on together with those lights, under the vehicle’s prescribed lighting connections. Position lights indicate presence and width; they are insufficient to illuminate the carriageway. Do not generalise this to every lamp, such as indicators or daytime running lights. Parked-vehicle rules are different and depend on road type and visibility.
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They can never operate with front fog lights.
They must be on together with those lights.
They must switch off whenever dipped beam is on.
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