Question

question 7 of 10
when encountering other vessels in darkness or reduced visibility, what does a visible white light indicate?
a you are approaching the stern of another vessel
b you are approaching the port side of another vessel
c you are approaching a powerboat head - on
d you are approaching the starboard side of another vessel

Explanation:

In maritime navigation rules, a visible white light when encountering other vessels in darkness or reduced - visibility typically indicates that you are approaching the stern of another vessel. This is part of the international regulations for preventing collisions at sea (COLREGS).

Answer:

A. You are approaching the stern of another vessel