REFLECTOR REQUIREMENTS: What are the "reflector requirements" for a California bicyclist?

A:

Reflectors:   At night bicycles must have the following reflectors: Visible from the back: red reflector; visible from the front and back: white or yellow reflector on each pedal, shoe or ankle; visible from the side:

1) white or yellow reflector on the front half of the bicycle, and
2) a red or white reflector on each side of the back half of the bike. These reflectors are not required if the bike has reflectorized front and back tires (CVC 21201(d)).

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