True or False: The obstruction lighting is intended to provide visual identification of objects potentially hazardous to air navigation at any time.

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Visual cues for air navigation hazards are meant to be available around the clock, so pilots can spot obstructions day or night. Obstruction lighting uses lights that are designed to be visible in all lighting conditions, helping identify towers, chimneys, wind turbines, and other tall structures no matter the time of day. While daytime markings and color contrast aid visibility, the lighting specifically ensures recognition at night and in poor visibility. So the statement is true: obstruction lighting is intended to provide visual identification at any time.