When driving using high or low beam headlights, which other light must remain on simultaneously?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, the lighting system is designed so that low beam (dipped) or high beam (main) headlights cannot function without the position (side) lights. Mandatorily linked to the rear position lights, the rear license plate light must always be on. Its function is for safety and identification: it allows the license plate to be legible from a distance of 20 meters at night, ensuring the vehicle is identifiable by users approaching from behind. Brake lights are independent and only activate when the pedal is pressed.

When driving using high or low beam headlights, which other light must remain on simultaneously?

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