When driving at night, between sunset and sunrise, is it permitted to drive using only the position lights?

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The General Traffic Regulations require that, between sunset and sunrise, the vehicle have on, in addition to the position lights, the low beam on urban or interurban roads that are sufficiently lit (Article 101(1)). Outside built-up areas, on insufficiently lit roads, and at more than 40 km/h, it carries the high beam, which is replaced by the low beam if there is a risk of dazzling (Articles 100 and 101). So position lights alone are never enough. It is wrong to think that on well-lit urban roads or on any road with street lighting you can do without the low beam: in both cases it must be on together with the position lights.

When driving at night, between sunset and sunrise, is it permitted to drive using only the position lights?

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