Topic: Vehicle lights and horn · Nº 557 / 839
Si aún no ha salido el sol pero hay buena visibilidad, ¿qué luces debe usar en una vía interurbana?
If the sun has not yet risen but visibility is good, which lights must you use on a road outside built-up areas?
- ALuces de posición y de cruce.Sidelights and dipped headlights.
- BNinguno.None.
- CSolo las luces de posición.Only the sidelights.
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Correct answer
- ALuces de posición y de cruce.Sidelights and dipped headlights.
The General Traffic Regulations say that between sunset and sunrise, or in poor visibility, vehicles must use the appropriate lights. On roads outside built-up areas with good visibility but before sunrise, you must use the sidelights and dipped headlights (Article 101). This makes sure other drivers can see the vehicle. So the correct answer is that the driver must use both types of light to comply with the rules.
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