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Between sunset and sunrise.
Between sunset and sunrise. Road illumination affects which lights must be used; it does not remove the night-time requirement. Lights are also required in tunnels and underpasses at any time and when visibility is significantly reduced. For fog and similar conditions, article 106 allows front fog lights or dipped or main beams, subject to articles 100 to 102 and without dazzling; it does not always require dipped beams in every case. Rear fog lights are reserved for particularly poor conditions. Daytime use of an open bridge or a HOV lane in the normal direction does not itself require lights.
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Between sunset and sunrise.
Always merely because it is daytime in a normal-direction HOV lane with good visibility.
Always merely because it is daytime on an open bridge with good visibility.
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