USCG Exam Practice · Rule 24 — Towing and Pushing (lights)
A power-driven vessel towing astern with a tow length of 150 meters shall exhibit how many masthead lights in a vertical line?
- AOne masthead light
- BTwo masthead lights✓ correct
- CThree masthead lights
- DTwo masthead lights plus an all-round white light
Why B is correct
Under 33 CFR §83.24(a)(i), a power-driven vessel towing astern exhibits two masthead lights in a vertical line. Three masthead lights are required only when the tow length exceeds 200 meters. At 150 meters, the tow does not exceed that threshold.
Cited:33 CFR §83.24(a)(i)
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