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Provide better illumination towards the bend or turn.
Improve illumination towards the bend or turn. Some systems switch on a side light and others swivel the headlamp beam, depending on their design and operating conditions. Not every cornering lamp physically rotates, and this assistance does not replace observation or permit driving faster than available visibility allows.
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Provide better illumination towards the bend or turn.
Guarantee complete visibility behind the vehicle.
Replace driver observation during any manoeuvre.
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