What should crews do if they encounter the failure of auxiliary lights?

If crews encounter the failure of auxiliary lights, the correct course of action is to implement usual safety protocols. Auxiliary lights serve an important role in enhancing visibility and safety during operations, but if they fail, it does not typically necessitate extreme or immediate actions like emergency procedures.

Using standard safety protocols allows the crew to assess the situation, determine if there are any risks associated with the failure, and decide on appropriate measures to ensure safe operations. This may include reducing speed or increasing vigilance in monitoring the environment rather than ignoring the issue. Emergency procedures are reserved for more critical failures that pose immediate dangers to safety or operations.

By ensuring that crews follow standard procedures, they maintain a proactive and measured approach that prioritizes safety while addressing the light failure effectively.