What color is the stern light on a powerboat?

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What color is the stern light on a powerboat?

Explanation:
The stern light is white. In the standard navigation light system, red marks the port (left) side, green marks the starboard (right) side, and a white light is placed at the stern. This white light helps vessels approaching from behind or behind-left/right to detect your boat’s presence and orientation at night, supporting safe navigation and collision avoidance. The red and green lights indicate your forward direction, while the yellow light is used for special cases like towing, not for the stern.

The stern light is white. In the standard navigation light system, red marks the port (left) side, green marks the starboard (right) side, and a white light is placed at the stern. This white light helps vessels approaching from behind or behind-left/right to detect your boat’s presence and orientation at night, supporting safe navigation and collision avoidance. The red and green lights indicate your forward direction, while the yellow light is used for special cases like towing, not for the stern.

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