Question 399Navigation General
70% to passWhen approaching a lock entrance, the visual signal displayed when a single lock is ready for entrance is a flashing _______________.
A
white light
B
amber light
C
red light
D
green light
AI Explanation
The correct answer is D) green light. When approaching a lock entrance, the visual signal displayed when a single lock is ready for entrance is a flashing green light. This is in accordance with the United States Aids to Navigation System, which specifies that a flashing green light indicates that the lock is ready for vessel entry. The other answer choices are incorrect because: A) a flashing white light is not used for this purpose, B) a flashing amber light would indicate caution or something else, and C) a flashing red light would indicate that the lock is closed or not ready for entry.
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