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Yes, both day and night because visibility is more limited.
When riding our moped in heavy rain, we must switch on the lights, both during the day and at night, to increase the visibility of the road, which is reduced by rain falling on our protective helmet.
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Yes, but only at night.
Yes, both day and night because visibility is more limited.
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