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Yes, because it's compulsory.
Yes. Motorcycles must use dipped headlights during the day on every road subject to traffic legislation, including built-up areas and in good weather. The requirement does not depend on rain or poor visibility; using only the position light does not satisfy it.
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No, unless weather or environmental conditions are adverse.
Yes, because it's compulsory.
No, because it's travelling in a built-up area and it isn't necessary to have the dipped headlight on during the day.
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