Deck : Rules of the Road - 1976/1025
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| BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND In a crossing situation on open waters, which does a sailing vessel NOT have to "keep out of the way of"? |
| A) engaged in towing |
| B) restricted in her ability to maneuver |
| C) not under command |
| D) fishing |
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| Castaneda_89 - 2018-02-14 19:35:27 Member (11) |
| FISHBOY96 where is the question wrong what you are stating is Rule 18 which does not specifically speak on a vessel towing. a vessel towing is not presumed to be restricted in her ability to maneuver do to having a tow it must be unable to keep out of the way of another vessel due to the nature of her work Rule 3(g) and must be flying two balls with a diamond in between during daylight hours or two red lights with a white light between at night or under Rule 19 not just because it is conducting its work tow will not suffice. |
| andrshop164 - 2016-11-17 20:26:21 Member (16) |
| engaged in towing upon on open waters is NOT restricted in her ability to maneuver and thus considered a power driven vessel as usual within the COLREGS test, questions, like these, challange the test taker to understand and combine multiple facets of the rules. |
| fishboy96 - 2016-11-16 17:00:49 Member (6) |
| this question is wrong. overtaking nuc ram cbd fishing sailing... thats the pecking order |