Which of the following is NOT a recommended way to increase visibility while riding at night?

Using your low beam headlight is not a recommended way to increase visibility while riding at night. Generally, low beam headlights are designed for use in situations where glare may be an issue, such as when approaching other vehicles. While they provide adequate lighting for visibility to others, they do not offer as much illumination as high beam headlights.

In contrast, wearing reflective gear significantly enhances visibility to other road users by reflecting light, especially important in low-light conditions. Riding in well-lit areas is advantageous as it exposes the rider to better visibility from both their perspective and that of other drivers. Utilizing high beam headlights maximizes the amount of light cast ahead, helping to improve the rider's ability to see the road and be seen by others, making it a safer choice for nighttime riding.