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No. Use dipped beams for night-time driving through a built-up area, whether lighting is sufficient or insufficient, under Articles 100 and 101. The absence of another user to dazzle does not authorise maintaining main beams in this situation. This is distinct from the authorised brief light warnings under Article 110, which have a different purpose and their own conditions.
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Yes, provided no road user is dazzled.
Yes, when the road is insufficiently lit.
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