That the Parliament recognises concerns and views regarding the importance of improving cyclist visibility and road safety across Scotland, where low lighting, narrow carriageways and limited sightlines can significantly increase risk for all road users; notes the legal requirements under the Highway Code and the Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1989 for cyclists riding at night to display a white front light, a red rear light, a red rear reflector and, where applicable, amber pedal reflectors; acknowledges that steady front lights and additional reflective equipment can greatly improve visibility in unlit areas, which are especially prevalent in rural communities such as the Midlothian South, Tweeddale and Lauderdale constituency; understands with concern that inadequate lighting, particularly during winter months and periods of poor visibility, heightens the risk of serious accidents and can endanger cyclists, motorists and pedestrians; notes the view that strengthening awareness of visibility requirements is a vital step in reducing avoidable collisions and improving safety on rural and urban roads alike; recognises the work of organisations such as Cycling Scotland in promoting safe cycling practices, and notes the calls on the Scottish Government, local authorities and road safety partners to explore ways to enhance public information and community engagement on cyclist visibility, including initiatives tailored to the distinct challenges of rural road environments.