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Yes, but at short intervals.
Full-beam headlights may be used as flashes or short bursts to avoid a possible accident, or to warn on roads both outside and inside built-up areas of the intention to overtake another vehicle. When travelling on roads outside built-up areas, the horn may be sounded to warn of the overtaking manoeuvre.
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Yes, with prolonged flashes.
Yes, but at short intervals.
No.
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