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Dipped headlights and sidelights.
Dipped headlights together with sidelights. At no more than 40 km/h, when not using main beam, dipped headlights are required in these conditions. Main beam is not prohibited merely because speed is 40 km/h, but must never dazzle others. Sidelights alone are insufficient here.
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