May one drive from sunset to sunrise with only the position lights on?
A)Yes, on a road within a sufficiently lit built-up area.
B)No.Correct
C)Yes, on a sufficiently lit through-road.
With only position lights, you cannot drive on any type of road; at minimum, you must use position lights together with low beam.
We must keep them on when we are between sunset and sunrise, or in weather or environmental conditions that reduce visibility:
* When stopped or parked on the carriageway or hard shoulder of any road, including tunnels, underpasses or enclosed places.
* Also when parked on:
- The non-passable hard shoulder of an interurban road.
- Carriageway or hard shoulder of an insufficiently lit through-road.
- On the carriageway or hard shoulder of an urban road, when lighting does not allow other users to distinguish the vehicle from a sufficient distance.
We must keep them on when we are between sunset and sunrise, or in weather or environmental conditions that reduce visibility:
* When stopped or parked on the carriageway or hard shoulder of any road, including tunnels, underpasses or enclosed places.
* Also when parked on:
- The non-passable hard shoulder of an interurban road.
- Carriageway or hard shoulder of an insufficiently lit through-road.
- On the carriageway or hard shoulder of an urban road, when lighting does not allow other users to distinguish the vehicle from a sufficient distance.