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Yes.
Yes. Lighting contributes to active safety by helping the driver see and be seen and reducing crash risk. It does not guarantee avoiding every crash or remove the need to adapt speed and maintain attention. Use it according to conditions and rules, keep it in good condition and avoid dazzling.
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