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Yes, with position lights or a prescribed substitute when parked in line.
Yes. Article 105.2 requires position lights; when parked in line, parking lights or the two position lights on the carriageway side may replace them. Do not confuse the through-road with other urban roads where lighting allows a parked vehicle to be distinguished sufficiently. This is not restricted to motorcycles.
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Yes, with position lights or a prescribed substitute when parked in line.
Only if the vehicle is a motorcycle.
No, lighting is never needed when parking.
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