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dipped headlights, both day and night.
Dipped headlights, both by day and night, under article 42. This applies to the additional lane and shoulders used in that arrangement. Parking lights alone are insufficient during the day; the rule is not about every shoulder merely because a permanent extra lane exists.
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dipped headlights at night and parking lights during the day.
dipped headlights, both day and night.
dipped headlights, only during the day.
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