87. Riding in the dark.   Wear reflective clothing or strips to improve  your visibility in the dark. These reflect light from the headlamps of other vehicles, making you visible from a longer distance. See Rules  113–116 for lighting requirements.  88. Manoeuvring.   You should be aware of what is behind and to the  sides before manoeuvring. Look behind you; use mirrors if they are  fitted. When in traffic queues look out for pedestrians crossing  between vehicles and vehicles emerging from junctions or  changing lanes. Position yourself so that drivers in front can see  you in their mirrors. Additionally, when filtering in slow-moving  traffic, take care and keep your speed low.  ● you meet the minimum age for the category concerned  ● you’re accompanied at all times by a qualified approved  highwaycodeuk.co.uk 39  If you have a provisional motorcycle licence, you MUST   satisfactorily  complete a Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) course. You can then ride a  motorcycle up to 125 cc with a power output not exceeding 11 kW on the  public road, with L plates (in Wales either D plates, L plates or both can be  used), for up to two years. Under direct access you can practise on a  motorcycle that exceeds 125 cc provided that:  2.Motorcycle licence requirements  Remember: Observation – Signal – Manoeuvre. 