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The dipped-beam headlights, compulsorily
Dipped-beam lighting is compulsory during the day for motorcycles on every road covered by traffic legislation, including motorways, under Article 104. Position lights do not replace it, and main beam is not required to meet this daytime obligation. At night, use the lighting appropriate to road illumination and traffic conditions while avoiding dazzling others; do not confuse those rules with the daytime requirement.
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