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use at least dipped headlights, both day and night.
Use at least dipped headlights both day and night under article 40. Follow the direction authorised by lane signals and limits applicable to the road, vehicle and conditions. A reversible lane does not itself carry the general 60–80 km/h regime of certain exceptionally opened lanes; that does not mean it has no speed limit or that every vehicle may use it regardless of other restrictions.
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use sidelights and drive at a minimum of 60 km/h and a maximum of 80 km/h.
drive at a minimum of 60 km/h and a maximum of 80 km/h and use dipped headlights at night.
use at least dipped headlights, both day and night.
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