During which hours is it mandatory to use high beams when driving on an insufficiently lit interurban road?

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The General Traffic Regulations stipulate that it is mandatory to turn on high beams when driving on roads outside built-up areas (interurban) that are insufficiently lit between sunset and sunrise, provided that the speed is greater than 40 km/h and other road users are not dazzled. A road is considered 'insufficiently lit' when a license plate cannot be read at 10 meters or a dark-painted vehicle cannot be distinguished at 50 meters. The other options are incorrect because the use of high beams is not permitted during the day (sunrise to sunset) under normal conditions.

During which hours is it mandatory to use high beams when driving on an insufficiently lit interurban road?

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