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No.
Built-up road sections are sections of road that cross a built-up area. For this reason, because they are roads within a built-up area, travelling with full-beam headlights is prohibited, whether or not the road is sufficiently lit.
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Yes, provided no road user is dazzled.
Yes, when the road is insufficiently lit.
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