If we drive behind a vehicle at less than 150 meters, what lighting will we use?

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When we are driving behind another vehicle at a distance at which the driver ahead could be dazzled through the rearview mirrors, we must use the low beam. Using the high beam is prohibited if there is a risk of dazzling the road users ahead of us or those coming from the opposite direction. Using the right lights is essential to ensure safety and avoid accidents caused by temporary loss of vision.

If we drive behind a vehicle at less than 150 meters, what lighting will we use?

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