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Switch on dipped-beam headlights.
Dipped beam, with the corresponding position lights; position lights alone do not sufficiently illuminate the road. Article 106 requires lighting when visibility is significantly reduced and also regulates front fog-light use. In very heavy rain use the rear fog light if fitted, switching it off when those conditions end. Adapt speed and do not continue if you cannot do so safely.
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Switch on only the position lights.
Switch on dipped-beam headlights.
Use only hazard warning lights.
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