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Yes. Bicycles must use the appropriate lights at night, including on urban roads. A bicycle must have front and rear position lights and a rear reflector; this equipment is also required on signed tunnel sections and in conditions substantially reducing visibility. Reflective clothing does not replace lights. Check their operation before setting off.
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Only when riding on interurban roads.
No, if they are wearing reflective clothing.
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