Of the following scenarios, which vehicle is required to drive with low beam (dipped) headlights on during the day?

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Traffic regulations state that vehicles driving in a reversible lane, a temporary additional lane, or a lane enabled in the opposite direction to the usual flow must keep their low beam (dipped) headlights on both during the day and at night. The main reason is safety: these lanes involve an alteration of the normal traffic flow and often lack physical separation from oncoming traffic, making visibility crucial to avoid collisions. The other options are incorrect because neither being a new driver nor the number of passengers necessitates the use of daytime running lights or low beams in a standard car.

Of the following scenarios, which vehicle is required to drive with low beam (dipped) headlights on during the day?

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