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Dipped-beam headlights.
Dipped-beam headlights, at any time of day. In an insufficiently lit tunnel, the required high or dipped beam depends on the circumstances in Articles 100 and 101.
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Dipped-beam headlights.
Only interior lights.
Parking lights without dipped-beam headlights.
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