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Why are daytime running lights not enough for night driving?

Four equally styled buttons labelled OFF, AUTO, PARK and HEADLAMPS form a lighting-control example. The adjacent card states that no operating state is selected.

Four equally styled buttons labelled OFF, AUTO, PARK and HEADLAMPS form a lighting-control example. The adjacent card states that no operating state is selected.

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