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A reflective garment.
A reflective garment can improve night-time visibility when illuminated by other vehicles. It is recommended for a moped rider in addition to the required vehicle lighting; it does not replace that lighting or guarantee every driver will see the rider. Dark clothing does not provide that reflective effect.
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A dark-coloured helmet.
A reflective garment.
A dark-coloured garment.
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