In Portuguese traffic law, what headlights must a motorcycle keep illuminated during daytime operation on public roads?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Dipped-beam passing headlights or dedicated daytime running lamps
- Step 1: Motorcycle daytime illumination mandate. Step 2. Article 61 requires motorcycles and mopeds to use dipped-beam headlights (médios) or daytime running lights at all times, including during clear daytime, to maximize visibility. Answer: Dipped-beam passing headlights (médios) or dedicated daytime running lamps. Why not the others: High beams dazzle oncoming traffic; position lights are insufficient; daytime operation requires lights.
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