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No. Dipped beams apply in that situation when lighting must be used, under article 101. Keeping main beam on as driving lighting differs from the brief warning flashes authorised by article 109.3, without dazzling. Article 100 governs main-beam use, article 102 requires avoiding dazzling and article 106 covers reduced visibility. This is not an absolute prohibition of any authorised urban warning flash or other specific case.
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