If you are riding a moped in broad daylight in heavy rain, are you required to turn on the lights?

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Article 106(1) of the General Traffic Regulations requires the use of lighting when weather or environmental conditions significantly reduce visibility, such as fog, heavy rain, snowfall, or clouds of smoke or dust. On a moped, the position lights and the low beam improve the rider's view of the wet asphalt and, above all, help other vehicles notice it in time. Limiting the obligation to roads outside built-up areas is incorrect, because it applies both inside and outside built-up areas, and so is saying that lights are only permitted at night, because lighting is not reserved for night riding.

If you are riding a moped in broad daylight in heavy rain, are you required to turn on the lights?

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