When riding a moped at night on an interurban road that is sufficiently lit, which lighting are you required to use?

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When riding at night on a sufficiently lit interurban road, the moped must have its position lights and low beam on. Position lights indicate presence and width while moving too; they are not exclusive to a stopped vehicle, but on their own they are not enough in this case. Outside built-up areas and with insufficient lighting, the high beam is used when the vehicle has one and it is warranted by speed, unless the low beam must be used to avoid dazzling. The regulatory light warnings are a different case from continuous lighting.

When riding a moped at night on an interurban road that is sufficiently lit, which lighting are you required to use?

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