Good thing to have reliable electronics for navigation. I will never forget a few years back working on a bridge over the Quachita river in Monroe, LA we were working nights core drilling holes for new guardrails. All of a sudden about 2am the sky lit up. There was a barge coming under the bridge and turned his lights on (guessing for safety). They got about 100 yards past the bridge and shut the lights back off and continued on their way in total pitch black darkness. I was amazed by this, I just assumed before then at night they ran with the lights on all the time. Nope, they rely on the GPS and map charts for navigation.