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No. Article 12(3) requires daytime travel in conditions that do not reduce visibility. The trailer must not exceed 50% of the towing vehicle’s unladen mass; the reference is not the trailer’s unladen mass. Speed must also be reduced by 10% from the generic limit applicable to the motorcycle, and no people may be carried in the trailer. Urban traffic is subject to the relevant municipal ordinances.
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Yes, as at any other time of day
Yes, if done at a speed 10% lower than the general speed limit of the road
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