On which type of roads is it strictly forbidden to use high beam (main beam) lights?

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The General Traffic Regulations state that the use of high beam (main beam) lights is prohibited on roads within built-up areas (urban roads) and traverse roads. This prohibition is due to the high intensity of these lights, which can cause severe dazzling to other road users (pedestrians and drivers) in environments where distances are short. These lights are designed exclusively for long-distance visibility on insufficiently lit roads outside built-up areas.

On which type of roads is it strictly forbidden to use high beam (main beam) lights?

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