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No, the general rule requires daytime travel.
No. Article 12.3 requires daytime travel with no reduced visibility. The trailer or semi-trailer must not exceed 50% of the towing vehicle’s unladen mass: the comparison is not the trailer’s unladen mass against the motorcycle’s total mass. The generic speed limit for these vehicles under Article 48 must also be reduced by 10%, with any lower limits respected, and no people may ride in the trailer. Urban roads are governed by the corresponding ordinances.
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No, the general rule requires daytime travel.
Yes, reducing speed by 10% is sufficient even at night.
Yes, there is no condition concerning time of day or visibility.
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