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The position lights and dipped-beam headlights.
Any vehicle travelling between sunset and sunrise on the carriageway of an inadequately lit built-up road such as the one shown in the image must have its position lights on so that it can be seen by other road users, and its dipped-beam headlights on to illuminate the road better because of the lack of lighting.
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The main-beam headlights.
Only the position lights.
The position lights and dipped-beam headlights.
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