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The position lights or the parking lights.
When you park your vehicle on a road through a built-up area that lacks adequate lighting, it is essential to take measures to increase visibility and safety on the road. In this situation, you must leave the position lights or parking lights switched on. Position lights are low-intensity lights at the front and rear of the vehicle, designed to make it visible in low-light conditions, such as at night or when visibility is poor because of adverse weather. Leaving them on when parking on a poorly lit road through a built-up area helps other drivers and pedestrians notice your vehicle and take the necessary precautions. Parking lights, also known as side position lights, are additional lights that can be switched on when the vehicle is parked. They are usually located on the sides of the vehicle and emit a soft light clearly indicating that the vehicle is stationary. Leaving them on on a poorly lit road through a built-up area provides an additional indication that your vehicle is parked and helps other drivers identify it more easily.
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The position lights or the parking lights.
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The dipped-beam headlights and the hazard warning lights.
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