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Dipped headlights.
Dipped headlights. Article 104 requires motorcycles to use them during the day on roads governed by traffic legislation. A position light alone does not meet this requirement, and interior lights do not replace it. Approval or presence of a daytime-running-light device does not by itself replace the dipped-headlight use requirement in this article.
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Dipped headlights.
The front position light alone.
Interior lights, if the weather is clear.
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