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COLREG Flashcards

1
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positioning and technical details of lights and shapes

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annex 1

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additional signals for fishing vessels, fishing in close proximity

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annex II

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3
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technical details of sounds signal appliances

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annex III

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distress signals, which lists the signals indicating distress and need of assistance

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annex IV

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5
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Part A:

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Rule 1-3 General: (ARG) Application, Responsibility, General Definitions

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Part B:

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Steering and Sailing Rules

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Part B: Section I

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conduct of vessels in any condition of visibility

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Part B: Section I Rules

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Rule 4-10 (ALSRANT) Application, Look out, Safe Speed, Risk of Collision, Action to avoid collision, Narrow Channels, Traffic Separation Schemes

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Part B: Section II

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conduct of vessels in sight of one another

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Part B: Section II Rules

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Rule 11-18 (ASOHCAAR) Application, Sailing Vessels, Overtaking, Head on situation, Crossing situation, Action by give way, Action by stand on, Responsibilities between vessels

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Part B: Section III

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conduct of vessels in restricted visibility

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Part B: Section III Rules

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Rule 19: conduct of vessels in restricted visibility

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13
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Part C:

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Lights and Shapes

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Part C: Rules

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Rule 20-31 (ADVPTSFVVPAS) Application, Definitions, Visibility of lights, Power driven vessels underway, towing and pushing, Sailing vessels underway and vessels under oars, Fishing vessels, Vessels under command or restricted in their ability to maneuver, vessels constrained by their draught, pilot vessels, anchored vessels and vessels aground, Seaplanes

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15
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Part D:

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Sound and Light Signals

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Part D: Rules

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Rule 32-37 (DEMSSD) Definitions, Equipment for sound signals, maneuvering and warning signals, Sound signals in restricted visibility, Signals to attract attention, Distress signals

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17
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Part E:

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Exemptions

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18
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Part E: Rules

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Rule 38: Exemptions

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19
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Part F:

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Verification of compliance with the provisions of the convention

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Part F: Rules

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Rule 39-41 (DAV) Definition, Application, Verification of compliance

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21
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what rule is overtaking

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what rule is head on situation

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what rule is action by give way

24
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what rule is power driven vessels underway

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what rule is not under command or restricted in their ability to maneuvre

26
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what rule is seaplanes

27
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what rule is action by stand on

28
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what rule is distress signals

29
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what rule is conduct of vessels in restricted visibility

30
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what rule is exemptions

31
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what rule is verification of compliance

32
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what rule is safe speed

33
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what rule is narrow channels

34
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what rule is traffic separation schemes

35
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what rule is risk of collision

36
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what rule is responsibilities between vessels

37
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what rule is vessels constrained by their draught

38
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what rule is anchored vessels and vessels aground

39
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in _ agreed a set of rules

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1863, Britain and France

40
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the first international convention was held in the

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USA in 1899

41
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includes every description of water craft, including non displacement craft and seaplanes, transpo in water

42
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vessel includes:

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power driven vessels, sailboats, seaplanes, non- displacement craft, WIG (wing in ground)

43
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means any vessel fishing with nets

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vessel engaged in fishing

44
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includes any aircraft designed to maneuver on the water

45
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means a power-driven vessel which because of her draught in relation to the available depth and width of navigable water is severely restricted in her ability to deviate from the course she is following.

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vessel constrained by her draught

46
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means a vessel which through some exceptional circumstance is unable to maneuver as required b y these Rules and is therefore unable to keep out of the way of another vessel

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vessel not under command”

47
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not under command (unable to maneuver e.g. no engine or rudder)

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1.breakdown of engines
2. breakdown of steering gear
3. lost of rudder
4. lost of propeller
5. vessels which have their anchors down but not holding
6. vessels riding to anchor chains with anchors unshackled.
7. sailing vessels becalmed (becalmed means due to absence of winds, sail is useless)

48
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means that a vessel is not at anchor. or made fast to the shore, or aground

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‘underway

49
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means any condition in which visibilly is restricted by fog, mist, falling snow, heavy rainstorms andstorme or any other similar causes.

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restricted visibility

50
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sailing vessel becalmed means

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walang hangin

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