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the section in which dipped headlights are mandatory has ended.
S-24 indicates the end of the section requiring at least dipped-beam headlights. It is not a reminder to inspect lights periodically or merely advice to switch them on. Lights may be dispensed with only if they are not still required by visibility, time of day, road lighting or another rule applicable to the vehicle. The sign does not cancel other lighting obligations.
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the section in which dipped headlights are mandatory has ended.
you must periodically check the condition of the lights.
it is advisable to drive with the lights on.
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