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Yes, the position lights and dipped-beam or low-beam headlights
Yes. During the day, motorcycles must use dipped-beam or low-beam headlights on any road, including urban roads, together with the corresponding position lighting. Position lights alone are insufficient, and the duty does not depend solely on the weather. Night-time lighting is also governed by road-illumination and dazzle rules; do not infer that dipped beam alone must always be used in every situation.
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No, because it is daytime
It depends on the weather conditions
Yes, the position lights and dipped-beam or low-beam headlights
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