Why do some ships have their side navigation lights on the bow or their front side? - Quora

Why can't river boats go in the sea? - Quora

Do ships only face a large wave with their bows pointed directly ahead, and if so, why do they not have the stern pointed towards the wave? - Quora

Before modern navigation – when approaching land - how did ships know whether to veer 'left' or veer 'right' to find their intended port? - Quora

Does it matter if you are on port or starboard side on a cruise ship - with regards to optimal views? - Quora

Do ships pass on the left or right? - Quora

What is the pole on the front of a ship called? - Quora

Why is the front of a ship higher? - Quora

Why is the cargo ship asked to stay in the deep sea if there is a storm in the sea? - Quora

What is the purpose of the small vertical doors on the bow and above the anchor of a cruise ship that seem to be opened/lowered while she is in port? - Quora

Why do airplanes have three different colored lights at the rear end? Can you only see two of them from outside (red and white)? - Quora

I found a blue and red navigation light on a boat from the 60s, what is the story behind red and blue navigation lights? - Quora

Why do some ships have their side navigation lights on the bow or their front side? - Quora

What was the purpose of the bars on the side of American cruisers during World War 2? - Quora

What are some reasons for having extra running lights on your boat? - Quora