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No; in those conditions it is not compulsory.
In these conditions, position lights do not have to remain on under Article 105.3. This exception for parked vehicles differs from lighting requirements for moving vehicles and the requirements on an insufficiently lit through road.
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Yes; always the position lights.
Yes; always the hazard warning lights.
No; in those conditions it is not compulsory.
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