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Yes, because it is compulsory
Yes. Article 104 requires motorcycles to use dipped headlights during the day on roads covered by traffic regulations, including within built-up areas. This does not depend on rain or poor visibility. At night the applicable lighting rules apply, including main beam where appropriate; it is incorrect to say that dipped headlights are always the only permissible lights.
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Yes, because it is compulsory
No, because you are riding in a built-up area and it is not necessary to have the dipped headlight on during the day
No, unless weather or environmental conditions are adverse
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