Cryhavoc101
Donor
Possibly, if they could reach the target. For that the Allies need at least temporary control of the air, which history tells us never happened. Any 1930's light bomber was an easy target for fighters.
While true many Battles and Blenheims did reach the Meuse Bridges/crossing despite German Air superiority and did attempt to 'level bomb' them from low altitude in the face of a staggering amount of AAA - and for the loss of so many aircraft 1 suicidal attack did drop a single span of one Bridge (which was replaced/repaired the same day)
While dive bombing battles would be as equally vulnerable to fighters - dive bombers are 'less vulnerable' to AAA as they start from a higher altitude and have a greater speed after pulling out of their dives as well as making for a more difficult target than a level bomber flying in a straight line - in addition steep dive bombing is more accurate than level bombing so more damage could be expected over OTL