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To be seen
In general, a vehicle's lights serve two functions: on the one hand, to make it easier for the driver to see, especially at night, and on the other, to allow other road users to see us and work out the position of our vehicle on the road.
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To prevent animals appearing on the road
So that other drivers don't see us
To be seen
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