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Yes, the position lights and dipped headlights.
When driving at night on inadequately lit interurban roads, or at any time of day through tunnels, underpasses and other sections affected by the ‘Tunnel’ sign that are inadequately lit, we must use the position lights and dipped headlights.
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Yes, the position lights and dipped headlights.
Only if a sign indicates it.
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