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Have the dipped headlights switched on both day and night.
Those who drive along 1 reversible lane must have their dipped headlights switched on both day and night, at least (Art. 40).
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Have the dipped headlights switched on both day and night.
Have the dipped headlights switched on both day and night, and a speed between 60 and 80km/h.
Have the dipped headlights switched on at night, and a speed between 60 and 80km/h.
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