True or False: It is permissible to drive with only parking lights on.

Driving with only parking lights on is considered unsafe and is generally not permissible. Parking lights are intended for use when a vehicle is parked, often to enhance visibility to others when the vehicle is not in motion. They do not provide sufficient illumination for driving, especially in low-light conditions, and could lead to accidents because they do not alert other drivers to the vehicle's presence effectively.

In most jurisdictions, including Florida, it is required to use headlights when driving at night or in conditions where visibility is limited, such as rain, fog, or snow. Headlights are designed to illuminate the road ahead and increase the driver's ability to see obstacles or other road users, enhancing overall safety.

Thus, it's important for drivers to understand that while parking lights serve a specific purpose, they are not an adequate substitute for regular vehicle headlights while driving.