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Illuminate the road ahead without dazzling other road users.
Illuminate the road ahead without dazzling or disturbing other road users, under Annex X of the General Vehicle Regulations. Its use is not limited to night-time: it is required or recommended in certain daytime situations and also helps others see the vehicle. It is not a turn signal; that is the direction indicator’s function.
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Illuminate the road ahead without dazzling other road users.
Signal the intention to turn.
Illuminate only the vehicle cabin.
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