You are riding on a bright, clear afternoon in city traffic. Your headlight is on low beam.
- Switch it off, since a headlight does nothing against a bright sky
- Switch to high beam, because a brighter light is always easier to see
- Leave the low beam on, because a lit headlight helps you stand out against a busy background
- Switch it off in traffic and back on once you reach the open road
The answer is C
A motorcycle is a narrow shape against shop fronts, parked cars and moving traffic, and a lit headlight is one of the few things that separates it from all that clutter. Daytime high beam is a poor answer because it dazzles the drivers you most want to think clearly about you, including the one waiting to turn across your path. Low beam gives you the contrast without the glare.
Motor Vehicle Act (British Columbia)


