During the 'L' (Lights) portion of T-CLOCS, you discover the high-beam indicator works but the low beam does not illuminate. What is the correct action before riding at night?
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ARide using only high beam, switching to low only when oncoming traffic approaches
BTape a reflector to the front fender as a temporary substitute
CRepair or replace the low beam before riding at night, as a functioning headlight is legally required and essential for visibility
DLow beam failure is only a concern in states with daytime headlight laws; night riding is unaffected
✓ Correct answer: C. Repair or replace the low beam before riding at night, as a functioning headlight is legally required and essential for visibilityA motorcycle's low-beam headlight is both legally required and critical for being seen at night; riding without a functioning low beam is illegal in all states and dramatically reduces both the rider's visibility and conspicuity to others.
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