According to General Traffic Regulations, when is a road considered to be insufficiently lit?

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For the purposes of traffic regulations, a road is considered insufficiently lit when one of these two visibility conditions is met: with normal vision, it is impossible to read a vehicle's license plate at a distance of 10 meters, or a dark-colored vehicle cannot be distinguished at 50 meters. This definition is fundamental because it determines the obligation to use high beam headlights (main beams) on roads outside built-up areas when traveling at more than 40 km/h, provided that other road users are not dazzled.

According to General Traffic Regulations, when is a road considered to be insufficiently lit?

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