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Position lights and dipped-beam lights.
Position lights and dipped beam. Between sunset and sunrise, motor vehicles must use the appropriate lighting even with good visibility. Dipped beam is used on urban roads; main beam is not permitted within built-up areas. Different conditions apply to main beam on inadequately lit interurban roads, always avoiding dazzling.
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Only the position lights.
It is not necessary to use any lights.
Position lights and dipped-beam lights.
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