As soon as you switch on dipped beam, full beam or fog light, the daytime running light must be (automatically) switched off.

Explanation

As soon as you switch on dipped beam, full beam or fog light, the daytime running light must be (automatically) switched off. It is a replacement, not an addition

Why learners get this wrong

• As soon as you switch on dipped beam, full beam or fog light, the daytime running light must be (automatically) switched off. It is a replacement, not an addition

Topic: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam

Read the rule: Core: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam

Sections

• Challenge: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
• The model: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
• Core: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
• Why it matters: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
• Active recall: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
• Teach back: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
• Memory hook: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam

Terms

• Dagrijlicht schakelt automatisch uit bij ander licht
• Dimlicht verplicht nachts en overdag bij zicht 200m
• Grootlicht verboden bij dichte voorligger
• Grootlicht verboden bij tegenligger
• Grootlicht verboden overdag
• Prescribed lamp colours

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