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No, it is prohibited
No. Use the appropriate lighting without dazzling. This does not ban every main-beam flash: brief warning flashes with dipped or main beam are allowed even in built-up areas for prescribed purposes without dazzle. Flashes do not replace manoeuvre indicators or permit indiscriminate horn use.
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No, it is prohibited
Yes, but only when the road is inadequately lit
Yes, travelling at a maximum of 40 km/h and provided that other users are not inconvenienced
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