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No, use low-beam headlights when driving.
In built-up sections of interurban roads, whether sufficiently lit or not, use position lights and low-beam headlights. Do not drive with high beams continuously, even if they do not dazzle other road users.
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No, use low-beam headlights when driving.
Yes, provided no user is dazzled.
Yes, when the road is insufficiently lit.
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