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Position and dipped-beam headlights
Dipped beam and position lights. Article 104 requires daytime dipped beam on motorcycles, and the Vehicle Regulations require position lights to be on when dipped beam is on. Daytime running lights alone do not replace this duty. Dipped beam is not the only possible lighting in all night travel: other lights, including main beam under its use conditions and without dazzle, may be required at night.
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