Surrey By-law 13007, s. 66(7) — Highway and Traffic Bylaw

A cycle operated on a highway between one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise shall have a lighted lamp mounted on the front, capable of displaying a white light visible under normal atmospheric conditions at least 150 metres in the direction in which the cycle is pointed, and a red reflector of a make or design approved by the Superintendent, or a lighted lamp, mounted on the rear and capable of reflecting or displaying a red light toward the rear. In addition, every cycle operated on a highway shall have the most conspicuous portion of its rear mud guard, for a length of not less than 22.5 centimetres and the full width of the mud guard, painted white.