Which color is the starboard side navigation light visible after sunset?

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Which color is the starboard side navigation light visible after sunset?

Explanation:
Navigation lights show where a boat is and where it’s moving at night. The color on the right side, the starboard side, is green. So the starboard navigation light seen after sunset is green. Red lights indicate the left (port) side, and a white light at the stern helps others judge your direction. Yellow isn’t part of the standard navigation-light colors.

Navigation lights show where a boat is and where it’s moving at night. The color on the right side, the starboard side, is green. So the starboard navigation light seen after sunset is green. Red lights indicate the left (port) side, and a white light at the stern helps others judge your direction. Yellow isn’t part of the standard navigation-light colors.

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