19. Use of external lighting devices

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1. 1The hours of darkness are considered to be:
2. 2How must you act in the event of deteriorating visibility in the direction of travel caused by the headlights of oncoming vehicles?
3. 3What is turned on in a vehicle during a stop on the road during the hours of darkness?
4. 4What is turned on in a vehicle during a forced stop on the road during the hours of darkness?
5. 5What is turned on in a vehicle during a stop on the road in conditions of reduced visibility?
6. 6How must you act in the event of a forced stop on the road during the hours of darkness or in conditions of reduced visibility if the marker lights are faulty?
7. 7How are fog lights allowed to be used in conditions of reduced visibility?
8. 8How are fog lights allowed to be used during the hours of darkness?
9. 9During the hours of darkness, is the driver allowed to travel with fog lights on without low-beam or high-beam headlights?
10. 10Under which conditions are drivers of emergency vehicles allowed to use a spotlight or a searchlight?
11. 11Is it allowed to connect brake signals to the rear fog lights?
12. 12Under which conditions is the use of the rear fog light allowed?
13. 13How must you act if, during the hours of darkness, you were blinded by the driver of an oncoming vehicle?
14. 14How must the driver of a vehicle travelling with high-beam headlights during the hours of darkness act if the drivers of oncoming vehicles located at a distance of more than 250 m periodically switch their headlights?
15. 15While travelling in conditions of reduced visibility, on a moving motor vehicle the following external lighting devices must be turned on:
16. 16Which external lighting devices on a vehicle being towed must without fail be turned on when travelling during the hours of darkness and in conditions of reduced visibility?
17. 17Which external lighting devices on a moving motor vehicle must be turned on during the hours of darkness, during heavy rain or fog?
18. 18Which external devices must the driver of a motor vehicle necessarily turn on when entering a tunnel?
19. 19Which external devices must the driver of a motor vehicle turn on when entering a lit tunnel?
20. 20Which external devices must the driver of a motor vehicle turn on when entering any tunnel, regardless of its degree of illumination?
21. 21Which external lighting devices on animal-drawn carts (sleds) must be turned on when travelling during the hours of darkness, regardless of the degree of road illumination?
22. 22Under what conditions are drivers of motor vehicles allowed to use high-beam headlights during hours of darkness or in conditions of reduced visibility?
23. 23In which mode must the headlights of a vehicle travelling behind another vehicle be turned on during hours of darkness?
24. 24At what distance from an oncoming vehicle must high beam be switched to low beam during the hours of darkness?
25. 25In which mode must your headlights be turned on when meeting oncoming traffic at night?
26. 26While travelling during hours of darkness, regardless of the degree of road illumination, on a moving motor vehicle the following external lighting devices must be turned on:
27. 27At night, when you are approaching an oncoming vehicle, you turn on the high-beam headlights so that your car is more visible:
28. 28High-beam headlights are recommended to be turned on when approaching oncoming vehicles:
29. 29When travelling along an insufficiently lit street, the driver of a passenger car must switch on the following exterior lighting devices:
30. 30Is it allowed to stop, after changing lanes, in the event of being blinded?
31. 31You are travelling at night in a vehicle; there are no other vehicles ahead. Are you allowed to turn on the high-beam headlights?
32. 32During the hours of darkness, on unlit sections of roads, may fog lights be used only together with low-beam or high-beam headlights?
33. 33At night, is it allowed to turn on the rear fog light when conditions of reduced visibility are absent?