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Yes, under the stated conditions.
Yes. Adaptive systems can change beam distribution according to conditions; not all work by physically moving a headlamp when the steering wheel turns. They must comply with approval and installation requirements and lighting-use rules, including avoiding glare. There is no general requirement for every car to have adaptive headlamps.
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Yes, under the stated conditions.
No, every adaptive system is prohibited.
Yes, and every car must have one.
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