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With light warnings without dazzling.
Use brief flashes of dipped or main-beam headlights, or alternate them, without dazzling, under Article 109.3. Horn use solely to announce overtaking is allowed outside built-up areas, not in this case. This does not prevent appropriate horn use to avoid a possible collision. If overtaking involves lateral movement, also signal that movement with the appropriate indicator; indicators are not the only permitted light warning.
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Only with the horn, even without danger.
With light warnings without dazzling.
Necessarily with the horn and lights together.
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