COLREGS Flashcards
VESSEL RESPONSIBILITY RULES
who gives way to who?
NUC RAM COD FISH SAIL POWER WIG
HEAD ON SITUATION - WHAT TO DO?
TURN TO STARBOARD
WHAT TO DO IN A CROSSING SITUATION?
AVOID CROSSING AHEAD OF VESSEL
Action by give way vessel
keep out of the way of the other vessel as far as possible
take early and substantial action
Rule 2
Responsibility
1 - rules
these rules apply to all vessels upon the high seas that are nav’d by seagoing vessels
2- responsibility
nothin exonerates any vessel and its operator the consequences of neglect
you can depart from these rules if in imminant danger
low pressure dropping rapidly
deteriorating weather
3 - definitiions
PDV SV VEIF VRIATM VCBHD U RV
4 - conditions of vis
conditions of visibility
5 - lookout
every vessel maintains a proper lookout by sight and soundas well as by all available means
6 - safe speed
take into account vis traffic Manoeuverability background lights & scatter weather draft in relation to depth of water
7 - risk of collision
Every vessel shall use all available means
appropriate to the prevailing circumstances
and conditions to determine if a risk of collision
8 - action to avoid collision
Any action taken to avoid collision shall, if the circumstances of the case admit, be positive,
made in ample time and with due regard to the observance of good seamanship.
9 - narrow channels
A vessel proceeding along the course of a
narrow channel or fairway shall keep
as near to the outer limit of the channel or
fairway which lies on its starboard side as is safe
and practicable.
anchor light size and colour
white round ball
port and starboard light angles?
112.5 deg
stern light is?
white, 135 deg
red and white light?
‘fishing tonight’
fishing vessel
white over red
PILOT AHEAD
vessel being piloted into channel
3 short blasts
sound signal - going astern
sound going around a bend?
one long
in fog , not making way - sound?
2 long every 2 min
1 short blast sound
altering to starboard
5 short blasts sound?
in doubt of vessels intentions