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Yes, because driving with inadequate lighting increases driver eye strain and the risk of an accident.
Yes. Check operation, cleanliness and alignment according to manufacturer guidance: poor lighting can impair vision, increase visual effort and make the vehicle less visible. There is no general duty to inspect it exactly monthly, and a fault should not wait until the roadworthiness test. Do not drive without required lighting; sound lights do not guarantee preventing every crash or dazzling if used incorrectly.
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No, only when it has to undergo the statutory roadworthiness test.
Yes, because driving with inadequate lighting increases driver eye strain and the risk of an accident.
Yes, so monthly inspections are compulsory.
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