What does this blue vertical sign with the dipped headlight symbol crossed out by a red diagonal line indicate?

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This sign (S-24) indicates the end of the mandatory use of dipped headlights (low beams). Detailed explanation: Context: It is generally found at the exit of tunnels or sections where visibility required the mandatory use of lights. Regulations: The sign cancels the previously imposed obligation. However, it does not imply that you must turn off the lights; simply, their use is now governed by general rules (you must keep them on if it is night, there are adverse weather conditions, or special lanes). Ruling out options: It does not mandate turning them on (that is indicated by the round blue sign without a red stripe) nor does it warn of danger (danger signs are triangular with a red border).

What does this blue vertical sign with the dipped headlight symbol crossed out by a red diagonal line indicate?

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