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| BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND You are aboard vessel "A" which is towing on open waters when vessel "B", a sailing vessel, is sighted off your port bow as shown in illustration D020RR below. Which vessel is the stand-on? |
| A) Vessel "A" is the stand-on vessel because it is to starboard of vessel "B". |
| B) Vessel "B" is the stand-on vessel because it is sailing. |
| C) Vessel "B" is the stand-on vessel because it is to port of vessel "A". |
| D) Vessel "A" is the stand-on vessel because it is towing. |
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Illustration D020RR
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| wbirch - 2018-05-17 16:11:53 Registered (36) |
| rus3439 - A towing vessel must claim RAM status. Review the RAM definition in Rule 3. Noting to do with open water, but the definition. |
| dstompe - 2018-05-09 01:36:56 Member (4) |
| It's not a RAM because it's in open waters. |
| BM2Baldwin - 2017-06-07 13:02:50 Member (4) |
| Towing vessels aren't always RAM |
| rus3439 - 2017-05-30 21:22:48 Member (2) |
| why? A is RAM so has right of way |
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