Which of the following is NOT a requirement for riding a Moped?

Riding a moped during the day is not a requirement in many jurisdictions. This means that operators are typically allowed to ride their mopeds at any time, provided they meet other safety requirements. In contrast, wearing a helmet is often mandated for moped riders to enhance safety and reduce the risk of head injuries. Similarly, having working lights is crucial for visibility, especially in low-light conditions, and is generally a legal requirement to ensure that the moped can be seen by other road users. Additionally, possessing a valid driver's license is often necessary to ensure that the rider has undergone the necessary training and understands the rules of the road. Thus, while safety measures are prioritized with helmet use and working lights, and legal competency with a driver’s license, riding during the day is not universally enforced as a requirement.