Correct answer
When legally parked on a shoulder outside a built-up area.
When legally parked on a shoulder outside a built-up area. Article 105 requires position lights for a vehicle immobilised at night on the carriageway or shoulder and clearance lights where applicable. This does not permit parking on every shoulder. A car travelling at night cannot use position lights alone merely because the road is adequately lit: prescribed driving lights are also needed.
Practice more B licence questions
A 3-minute quick test with exam-style questions. Free, no signup.
All options
When legally parked on a shoulder outside a built-up area.
When driving along an adequately lit street.
When driving along an adequately lit road.
Editorial status: editorially approved. This status does not certify legal review. Report a correction
Keep studying
Related questions
- Can main-beam headlights and dipped-beam headlights be used simultaneously?
- With which light must the front fog light ALWAYS be used simultaneously?
- What action should we take to avoid dazzling other road users?
- Is it necessary to check that the lights are working correctly at regular intervals?
- May you use the main-beam headlights simultaneously with the dipped-beam headlights?
- Drivers travelling in a reversible lane: must they have any lights switched on?