True or False: If using dual red and higher-intensity white lights for daytime operations the painted marking may be omitted.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only during certain weather
• D. Cannot be omitted

Answer: (A)

Daylight operations can rely on robust lighting to define movement areas and boundaries. When you have dual red lights combined with higher‑intensity white lights, those lights provide clear visual guidance that can substitute for painted surface markings in those procedures. In such cases the normal surface markings aren’t required because the lighting communicates where to move, stop, and stay clear with the same effectiveness in daylight. This arrangement reduces surface clutter while maintaining safety, as long as the operation is authorized by the applicable procedures. The other options imply weather dependence or an absolute prohibition, which isn’t the case when the specified lighting setup is used.