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On any road.
Motorcycles must be fitted with the lighting and signalling systems required by the Traffic Regulations, and must always ride with dipped headlights on during the day on all types of roads, whether in urban or interurban areas.
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Only on interurban roads.
On any road.
Only in adverse weather conditions.
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