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Yes, when the lighting does not allow other users to distinguish us from a sufficient distance
On built-up roads in urban areas that are inadequately lit, parked vehicles must leave their position lights on when the lighting does not allow other users to distinguish them from a sufficient distance.
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Yes, when the lighting does not allow other users to distinguish us from a sufficient distance
No, under no circumstances
Only motorcycles must leave them on
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