A bicyclist rides on a Florida road between sunset and sunrise. What does state law require on the front of the bicycle?

The manual puts a red reflector on the rear of the bicycle, not the front, and pairs it with a red light at 600 feet rather than a stand-alone reflector at 500. This answer keeps the 500-foot figure from the front-light clause but grabs the reflector and its color from the rear clause that shares the same sentence.

The front-of-bicycle rule calls for a white light visible from 500 feet. The bicycle equipment section names neither amber lighting, a flashing pattern, nor a 300-foot visibility figure. This answer imports the amber color from the motor-vehicle turn-signal standard and applies it to bicycle front lighting.

Florida requires a light on the front of a bicycle at night, not a warning device. The manual's audible-signal item is behavior (alerting a pedestrian before passing on a sidewalk) rather than equipment mounted on the bike. This answer draws on other states or municipal codes that do require a bell on bicycles, or treats the audible-signal-before-passing behavior rule as an equipment mandate.