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Yes, to be more visible.
Yes, it helps other users see the car. It is advice for this situation, not a general requirement merely because it is winter. Daytime running lights do not replace mandatory lighting at night, in tunnels or when visibility is substantially reduced, nor the dipped headlights motorcycles must use by day.
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No, using dipped headlights by day in good visibility is prohibited.
Yes, because every car must use them throughout winter.
Yes, to be more visible.
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