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No.
Motorcycles may tow a trailer or semi-trailer only between sunrise and sunset, when visibility conditions are suitable and when the trailer's unladen mass does not exceed 50% of the mass of the towing vehicle (the motorcycle in this case). Conversely, a motorcycle is prohibited from towing a trailer between sunset and sunrise, that is, during the hours of darkness.
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Yes, if it is done at a speed 10 per cent below the general speed limit for the road.
Yes, as at any other time of day.
No.
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