NAV RULES

Question 1

RULE 5

Answer 1

All vessels shall at all time maintain a proper lookout by sight and hearing as well as by all available means appropriate in the prevailing circumstances and conditions so as to make a full appraisal of the situation and risk of collision.

Question 2

RULE 6

Answer 2

Safe speed.all vessels shall travel at a safe speed basses on the circumstances and conditions to stop within a appropriate distance.

Question 3

RULE 7

Answer 3

risk of collision. all vessels use all equipment to determine if risk of collision exists. if in doubt (CBDR) exists

Question 4

RULE 8

Answer 4

Action to avoid collision. alterations of course/speed shall be large enough to be obvious to other vessels

Question 5

RULE 9

Answer 5

Narrow channels, vessel that is traveling against the current has the right away

Question 6

RULE 10

Answer 6

R.A.M.

Question 7

RULE 12

Answer 7

Sailing vessels, the sailboat with the wind on her port side shall stay out of the way of the other. the vessel to windward shall stay out of the way of the leeward. if you cant tell. just stay out of the way

Question 8

RULE 13

Answer 8

Overtaking, the vessel overtaking needs to stay out of the way.

Question 9

RULE 14

Answer 9

head on situations, unless otherwise agreed upon both vessels shall alter course to starboard. at night bow aspect is head on

Question 10

RULE 15

Answer 10

Crossing situation. if you see the port side light you are not the stand on vessel

Question 11

RULE 16

Answer 11

Action by give way vessel. keep away early and substantial

Question 12

RULE 17

Answer 12

stand on shall maintain course and speed

Question 13

RULE 18

Answer 13

even Non-
Rates, can
Fool
Senior 
People 
Sometimes 
WIG

Question 14

Restricted VIZ

Answer 14

A Vessel that detects by Radar alone the presence of another vessel shall determine if a close quarters situation exists