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At least dipped-beam headlights.
Use dipped headlights with sidelights, by day and night. Do not move laterally into the lane used in the opposite-to-usual direction. On the normal-direction side, 60–80 km/h or lower established or posted limits apply when only one lane remains in that direction; with several lanes, the applicable general limits apply.
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None, although it must travel at a maximum speed of 60 km/h.
Dipped-beam headlights, but only between sunset and sunrise.
At least dipped-beam headlights.
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