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Yes, because it is mandatory.
Motorcycles travelling on any type of road must always have their low-beam or dipped headlights on during the day, and this is mandatory. This lighting device must consist of one or two white lights, and failure to use it will result in a fine of 200 euros.
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No, because they are travelling in a built-up area and it is not necessary to have the dipped headlights on during the day.
Yes, because it is mandatory.
No, unless the weather or environmental conditions are adverse.
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