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Yes, always.
Under road traffic regulations, all cyclists are required to turn on their bicycle lights when riding at night. This requirement applies even when they are wearing reflective clothing or riding on well-lit streets. The main aim of this regulation is to ensure their visibility and safety when riding in low-light conditions.
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Yes, always.
No, if wearing reflective clothing.
No, when the street is lit.
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