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Dipped beam together with the applicable position lights.
Dipped beam, together with the applicable position lights. If the vehicle has no main beam, it must use dipped beam in these conditions. Main-beam use by a vehicle equipped with it depends on road, lighting, speed and dazzling risk under Articles 100–102; dipped beam is not always required in every insufficiently lit tunnel, nor is main beam required when it could dazzle.
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Dipped beam together with the applicable position lights.
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