Why it matters: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
Someone who thinks 'no full beam inside the built-up area' forgets the reverse mistake: on an empty, unlit provincial road outside Vollenhove, with no oncoming or leading traffic, full beam IS allowed — and not using it means driving with needlessly reduced visibility. Conversely, someone who dips too late for an oncoming unlit cyclist on the dike near Vollenhove blinds that cyclist completely, cutting their reaction time to almost nothing.
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