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Yes, because it reduces visibility.
Heavy rain has a negative effect on the visibility a moped rider has of the road, so in these circumstances we are obliged to switch on the moped's lights to improve our own vision and so that other vehicles can see us clearly.
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No, because lights may only be used at night.
Yes, because it reduces visibility.
Yes, but only on the open road.
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