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Use the lights correctly, including dipped headlights during daytime too.
Use the lights correctly and keep dipped headlights on during daytime too. At night or when visibility requires it, the applicable additional rules apply; do not dazzle others. Do not switch lights off to save energy or confuse interior lighting with road lighting. Daytime running lights alone do not replace a motorcycle’s dipped-headlight obligation.
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Replace dipped headlights with interior lighting.
Use the lights correctly, including dipped headlights during daytime too.
Switch the lights off during the day to save energy.
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