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The dipped headlights and the sidelights.
Every motor vehicle and moped travelling between sunset and sunrise on sufficiently lit urban or interurban roads, or at any time of day through tunnels, underpasses and sections of road affected by the 'Tunnel' sign (S-5) that are sufficiently lit, must have switched on, in addition to the sidelights, the dipped headlights.
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Only the dipped headlights.
The parking lights and the front fog light.
The dipped headlights and the sidelights.
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