If you see a red and a white light ahead when boating at night, you should maintain course and speed.

Question

True
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False

Answer 1

False. If you see a red and a white light ahead while boating at night, it typically indicates that another vessel is approaching you. The red light indicates a vessel that is on your port (left) side, while the white light indicates that the other vessel is underway and might be crossing your path. You should take appropriate action, such as altering your course or speed to avoid a collision. Always prioritize safety and navigation rules in these situations.