A. a vessel restricted in her ability to maneuver B. a vessel not under command C. a vessel constrained by her draught D. a vessel not under way
A. crossing situation B. head-on situation C. restricted visibility D. overtaking situatio
A. be accompanied by sound signals B. not result in another close quarters situation C. include a speed change D. All of the above
A. Limited backing power of his vessel B. Radar information about nearby vessels C. The occupation of the other vessel,if known D. All of the above
A. take action to cross ahead of the other vessel B. take action to pass astern of the other vessel C. maintain course and speed D. change course and increase speed
A. turning to port B. turning to starboard C. decreasing speed D. increasing speed
A. depression B. oppression C. succession D. possessio
A. there are other vessels in the vicinity B. operating in a traffic separation scheme C. engaged in a situation involving more than two vessels D. necessary to avoid immediate danger
A. only at night B. only during restricted visibility C. at night and during restricted visibility D. at all time