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No. Article 100 prohibits using main beam while the vehicle is stopped or parked. Its ban on alternating main and dipped beams as flashes concerns purposes other than those allowed by the regulations: article 109.3 permits certain brief light warnings without dazzling. That permission does not allow leaving main beam switched on when parked.
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