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Dipped headlights and sidelights.
Sidelights and dipped headlights under Articles 99 and 101. Sidelights indicate presence and width; they do not illuminate the road by themselves. The question specifies an urban road: outside built-up areas main beams may be required under Article 100, always avoiding glare. Adapt speed to the available visibility.
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None of the vehicle's lights.
Only the sidelights, as visibility is good.
Dipped headlights and sidelights.
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