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Between sunset and sunrise.
Between sunset and sunrise use the prescribed lighting: position lights and other lights required for the road and circumstances. Lighting is also required in tunnels, reduced visibility and for certain lanes or vehicles. Being in a high-occupancy lane does not by itself require lights.
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Only when other vehicles have their lights on.
Between sunset and sunrise.
Only when travelling in a high-occupancy lane.
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