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Yes, by day and at night.
Yes, by day and at night. Articles 99 and 106 require appropriate lighting when conditions substantially reduce visibility; use dipped headlights and other required lights according to the vehicle’s equipment. Lighting helps you see and be seen, but does not restore grip or remove the need to slow down and increase distance. Reduced visibility is not caused solely by water on the helmet.
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No, even if visibility is very poor.
Yes, but only at night.
Yes, by day and at night.
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Con lluvia fuerte que reduce sensiblemente la visibilidad, ¿debe encender el alumbrado correspondiente de su ciclomotor?
- Sí, pero únicamente de noche.
- Sí, tanto de día como de noche.(Correct answer)
- No, aunque la visibilidad sea muy reducida.
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