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Dipped headlights and sidelights.
Sidelights and dipped headlights. Article 106 permits front fog lights or dipped or main beams under its conditions, avoiding glare; here the situation specifies that main beams are unsuitable. Rear fog lights are used only in especially adverse conditions such as thick fog.
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Only the sidelights.
Only the full-beam headlights.
Dipped headlights and sidelights.
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