Topic: Vehicle lights and horn · Nº 173 / 839
Un conductor que circula por una vía interurbana con lluvia intensa o polvo que dificulta gravemente la visibilidad, ¿puede utilizar el alumbrado de largo alcance?
Can a driver travelling on an interurban road in heavy rain or dust that seriously reduces visibility use the main beam?
- ASí, siempre que no deba utilizar el alumbrado de corto alcance.Yes, as long as the dipped headlights do not have to be used.
- BSí, pero sólo durante el ocaso.Yes, but only at dusk.
- CÚnicamente de noche.Only at night.
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- ASí, siempre que no deba utilizar el alumbrado de corto alcance.Yes, as long as the dipped headlights do not have to be used.
Under Article 106 of the General Traffic Regulations, in heavy rain, fog or dust you must use your lights by day and by night: the front fog light or the dipped headlights or main beam. The main beam may be used if you do not have to switch to the dipped headlights to avoid dazzling.
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