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BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND Which vessel is to be regarded as a vessel "restricted in her ability to maneuver"?

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Ho Hockey99 · May 16, 2016
This question is very deceiving. Definition is calling mine clearing but fishing says she is restricted by trawling nets.
Nm Nmartin · Nov 7, 2016
Indeed, very confusing question...because both fishing w trawls and mineclearing are RAM
Na NatePeitso · Feb 2, 2017
Yeah, this question is bad.
fl flynbye · Mar 13, 2017
this question is a free bee and you should be happy to get this on a test. a. not under command b ram c r by draft d fish fishing only one of these is right
Ea Early619 · May 3, 2017
Key word "engaged"
BM BM2Baldwin · Jun 7, 2017
Fishing Vessels are not RAM!
co countryside · Sep 10, 2017
When asked about "restricted in ability to maneuver" it is based on: nature of her work (Rule 3 (g))

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Practice 1,025 real U.S. Coast Guard Deck exam questions from Rules of the Road. Here's a random one. Answer it, then keep going with Next.

Steering and sailing rules, lights and shapes, and sound signals, covering both the international COLREGs and the U.S. Inland Rules. This is the strictest module on the deck exam: it requires 90 percent to pass.

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