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When riding on any public road.
The Traffic Regulations state that motorcycles travelling on any public urban or interurban road must have their dipped (short-range) headlights switched on during the day. These headlights are used to illuminate the road ahead of the motorcycle without dazzling or bothering drivers travelling in the opposite direction.
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Only if riding at night or in unfavourable weather conditions.
Only if riding through a tunnel, on sections affected by the vertical tunnel sign.
When riding on any public road.
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