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Yes, to prevent a possible accident.
The Traffic Regulations state that dipped-beam or main-beam headlights may be used, both during the day and at night, as warning flashes at very short intervals to prevent a possible accident, especially on narrow roads with many bends. When making these brief flashes, we must always avoid dazzling vehicles travelling in the opposite direction.
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Never within built-up areas, but outside them yes.
No, it is prohibited.
Yes, to prevent a possible accident.
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