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Yes, provided that the permitted maximum is not exceeded and the necessary authorisation has been obtained.
Drivers may add projectors to their vehicle’s headlights to extend the range of the main-beam light, provided that the projected beam does not exceed the maximum number of metres established by the Traffic Regulations and that the relevant administrative authorisation has been obtained.
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No, it is prohibited.
Yes, it is permitted, with no maximum projection distance.
Yes, provided that the permitted maximum is not exceeded and the necessary authorisation has been obtained.
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