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The position (sidelight) and dipped-beam or short-range lights
Position lights and dipped headlights must be on. Article 104 requires motorcycles to use dipped headlights during the day on every road, including built-up areas. Position lights alone do not meet that requirement, and daylight does not remove the lighting obligation.
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The position (sidelight) and dipped-beam or short-range lights
No lighting will be necessary during daylight hours
The position or dipped-beam lights depending on the weather conditions at the time
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