return to starting point
return to starting point
A flashing yellow signal light means proceed with caution.
A flashing yellow arrow signal means you can turn left, but you must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.
Nine white flashing lights in boating typically indicate a distress signal or an emergency situation. This signal is often used to attract attention, as it is not a common navigational light pattern. If observed, nearby vessels should be alert and ready to assist. It's important to follow proper protocols and communicate with maritime authorities if you encounter such a signal.
You must stop
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In aviation, flashing red means get of the runway if you are on the ground and it means the airport is not safe for landing if you are in the air.
A flashing white light in the context of CMA (Civil Aviation Authority) Light Gun Signals typically indicates that the aircraft should return to its starting point or clear the runway. This signal is used to communicate with pilots when radio communications are unavailable. It is important for pilots to follow these signals promptly to ensure safety and maintain flow at the airport.
In the U.S.A it means you have the right of way but proceed with caution.
General Warning: Exercise extreme precautions
A flashing white light on the flight line typically indicates that the area is an active taxiway, signaling pilots and ground personnel to be aware of aircraft movement. It serves as a warning to maintain situational awareness and ensure safety. This signal can be part of a series of light signals used to communicate various instructions and statuses in airport operations.
The white flag is traditionally considered a signal of surrender.