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No, never.
Under no circumstances should the driver of any type of vehicle delay switching on the lights at dusk, not even to save energy. The lights must be switched on when it starts to get dark and sunlight is no longer sufficient to drive the vehicle with complete safety.
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No, never.
Yes, it is advisable in order to save energy.
Only lorries should delay it, due to their lower accident risk.
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