Just like on a boat, red to port & green to starboard.
You also need a white light at the rear.
From port to starboard in assending order. From port to starboard in assending order.
I have heard that for sailor the colors represent port and starboard, Port is left and starboard is right. So a green star would be starboard and on the right, and a red star would be port and on the left. if you are returning home. I dont know what present colors mean but i know the colors for sailing and that sailors used the nautical star as a tattoo for guidance
Head lights, port, starboard and stern lights (on 28' pontoon boat).
"Starboard" is the right-hand side of a ship or aircraft as one faces forward. The opposite side is called "port".
The left side is the port side while the right side is the starboard side.
Port - the left side of a ship or aircraft looking forward -called also larboard
Possibly an aircraft. Aircraft will have a red right of way light on the left or port side, and a green right of way light on the right or starboard side.If it is an aircraft, you will also see a bright white strobe light.
Port is red, starboard is green.A rhyme is "wine is red and there's little left in the bottle."
Port to port is the preferred method passage in most cases, however it is not always possible or practical. Also in crossing situations it maybe unsafe to arrange a port to port passage. I have seen plenty of acceptable starboard to starboard passages.
Green. So at a distance you know the direction of travel of the vessel.orAny lighting on the port (left) side of a ship.Port is Red, Starboard is Green
A sailing vessel is approaching head-on. You must give way. The lights that are seen from the front of a small boat are red and green. They signify the port and starboard sides of the ship. Red is for the port (left) side and green is the starboard (right) side.
Standing at the stern looking forward port is on the left starboard is on the right