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No, you must also use at least dipped-beam headlights.
It is not permitted to travel using only the vehicle's sidelights between sunset and sunrise. Instead, it is compulsory to use at least dipped-beam headlights as well. Sidelights do not provide sufficient illumination for safe driving in conditions of low visibility, such as at night or at dawn. Dipped-beam headlights provide adequate illumination of the road and are visible to other drivers, which is essential to prevent accidents.
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Yes, on sufficiently lit urban roads.
Yes, on all types of roads while they are sufficiently lit.
No, you must also use at least dipped-beam headlights.
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