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It helps detect hazards and makes the vehicle visible to others.
It helps you see hazards and be seen by others. It does not guarantee sufficient time or distance to react and stop in every case: adapt speed to the distance you can see and conditions. Use appropriate lights without dazzling and keep them in good condition.
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It guarantees avoiding every collision at any speed.
It helps detect hazards and makes the vehicle visible to others.
It only works if main beam is always used, even when dazzling.
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