Bicycle Reflectors and Lights

According to the Highway Safety Code, bicycles are required to have the following reflectors at all times:

• A white reflector in the front
• A red reflector in the back
• A amber or white reflector on each pedal (a bicycle need not carry the reflector if the cyclist wears a reflective band around each ankle or shoes with reflective strips)
• On the front wheel, an amber or white reflector attached to the spokes and visible on both sides of the bicycle, an amber or white reflective strip attached to each side of the fork, a tire with reflective sidewalls or a rim with a continuous reflective strip around the entire circumference of the wheel on both sides
• On the back wheel, a red or white reflector attached to the spokes and visible on both sides of the bicycle, a red or white reflective strip on each seat stay, a tire with reflective sidewalls, or a rim with a continuous reflective strip around the entire circumference of the wheel on both sides
• A trailer towed by a bicycle must carry two red reflectors at the rear, as far apart as practicable, or a red reflective strip placed as close to horizontal as possible across the width of the trailer.

At night, every bicycle must also carry, a white headlight or light and one red tail-light, both of which may be flashing.