Titles

Question 1

Rule 1

Title, Part and a little bit about it.

Answer 1

Application

Part A - General

a) Rules apply to all vessels upon high seas
b) Doesn’t interfere (DI) with local rules
c) (DI) lights, shapes or sounds of convoys, fishing, milatary
d) TSS can be used
e) Ships can deviate due to special construction

Question 2

Rule 2

Title, Part and a little bit about it.

Answer 2

Responsibility

Part A - General

a) Nothing exonerates owner master or crew from negligance
b) Vessels can deviate from rules to avoid immediate danger

Question 3

Rule 3

Title, Part and a little bit about it.

Answer 3

General Definitions

Part A - General

See different deck for info

Question 4

Rule 4

Title, Part and a little bit about it.

Answer 4

Application

Rule 4: Rules in this section apply in any condition of visibility

Part B - Steering and Sailing Rules
Section 1 - Conduct of vessels in any condition of visibility

Question 5

Dads favourite

Rule 5

Title, Part and a little bit about it.

Answer 5

Look-out

Part B

Every vessel shall at all times maintain a proper look-out 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 of the risk of collision.

Question 6

Rule 6

Title, Part and a little bit about it.

Answer 6

Safe Speed

This is not verbatim

Shall at all times proceed at a safe speed

Question 7

Rule 7

Title, Part and a little bit about it.

Answer 7

Risk of Collision

How to determine

Question 8

Rule 8

Title, Part and a little bit about it.

Answer 8

Action to avoid collision

To be taken in accordance with other rules in this section.

Define whats an action to avoid should look like and advice on it.

Question 9

Rule 9

Title, Part and a little bit about it.

Answer 9

Narrow Channel

Question 10

Rule 10

Answer 10

Traffic separations schemes

There are alot of details

Question 11

Section 2

Answer 11

Conduct of vessels in sight of one another

Question 12

What is the first rule of section 2

Answer 12

Rule 11

Question 13

Rule 11

Answer 13

Application

Rules in this section apply to vessels in sight of one another

Question 14

Rule 12

Answer 14

Sailing Vessels

Starboardddd, Leewardddd, if port and cant tell if windward boat is port or stb, you give way.

Windward is opposite side to which the mainsail sits, or which largest foreaft sail sits on square rigger.

Question 15

Rule 13

Answer 15

Overtaking

If you can see stern light you are

Question 16

Rule 14

Answer 16

Head on Situation

Question 17

Rule 15

Answer 17

Crossing situation

Question 18

Rule 16

Answer 18

Action by give way vessel

Verbatim

Every vessel which is directed to keep out of the way of another vessel shall so far as possible take early and substantial action to keep well clear

Question 19

Rule 17

Answer 19

Action by stand-on vessel

Part b) states that the stand on vessel shall give way if so close that collision cannot be avoided by give way vessel alone.

Question 20

Rule 18

Answer 20

Resposibilities between vessels

Except where rule 9, 10, 13 otherwise require

NUC = RAM
CBD
Fishing
Sail
Power
Wig and Seaplanes

Question 21

Rule 19

Answer 21

Conduct of vessels in restricted visibility

Section 3 - Conduct of vessels in restricted visibility

Question 22

Part C

What is Part C and how many rules within

Answer 22

Lights and Shapes

Rule 20-31

Question 23

Part D

What is Part D and how many rules within

Answer 23

Sound and light Signals

32-37

Question 24

Part E

What is Part E and how many rules within

Answer 24

Exemptions

Rule 38

You don’t need to know

Question 25

Part F

What is Part F and how many rules within

Answer 25

Verification of Compliance with the provisions of the convention

Rule 39-41