Which equipment is listed as required for operating an OHV on public streets?

• A. Headlights
• B. Tail lights
• C. Interior lights
• D. Speedometer

Answer: (A)

Headlights are required because they provide the illumination you need to see the road and, just as importantly, make the vehicle visible to other drivers, especially in low light, poor weather, or at night. This visibility and illumination is the safety baseline for operating an OHV on public streets, which is why headlights are the essential piece of equipment in these rules. Interior lights don’t help with road visibility or signaling to other drivers, a speedometer is helpful for monitoring speed but isn’t the universal street-usage requirement, and tail lights are important but not as universally emphasized as headlights for basic street operation.