If you are driving shortly before sunrise and visibility is clear, which lights must you have on?

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It is mandatory to use position lights and dipped beam (low beam) headlights between sunset and sunrise, regardless of visibility conditions. Even if you can see the road clearly because the sun is coming up, you must turn on your lights to be seen by other road users. Driving with only position lights is prohibited, as these indicate the presence and width of the vehicle but are not suitable for illuminating the road while moving.

If you are driving shortly before sunrise and visibility is clear, which lights must you have on?

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