Practice question
How is an IALA Isolated Danger Mark (Marca de Peligro Aislado) identified by day and night, and what navigation guidance does it provide?
- Day: Black with one or more broad red horizontal bands, topmark of two black spheres; Night: White light flashing group of two flashes (Fl(2)); indicates navigable water all around the hazard
- Day: Red and white vertical stripes; Night: Isophase white light; indicates the center of a traffic lane
- Day: Solid yellow with an 'X' topmark; Night: Yellow flashing light; marks a cable area
- Day: Green with a single green triangle; Night: Quick green light; marks a wreck on the starboard side
Answer: A — Day: Black with one or more broad red horizontal bands, topmark of two black spheres; Night: White light flashing group of two flashes (Fl(2)); indicates navigable water all around the hazard
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