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Rules of the Road Question #6
Here is a good one.
BOTH INTERNATIONAL and INLAND A vessel which is "restricted in her ability to maneuver" under the Rules, is a vessel which is ____________." A. mineclearing B. engaged in fishing C. at anchor D. not under command. |
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"Bart Senior" wrote in message ups.com... Here is a good one. BOTH INTERNATIONAL and INLAND A vessel which is "restricted in her ability to maneuver" under the Rules, is a vessel which is ____________." A. mineclearing B. engaged in fishing C. at anchor D. not under command. |
ubject: Rules of the Road Question #6
From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Capt._Neal=AE?= A "Bart Senior" wrote in message Here is a good one. BOTH INTERNATIONAL and INLAND A vessel which is "restricted in her ability to maneuver" under the Rules, is a vessel which is ____________." A. mineclearing B. engaged in fishing C. at anchor D. not under command. A. definitely, but could also be B. Shen |
"Shen44" wrote in message ... ubject: Rules of the Road Question #6 From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Capt._Neal=AE?= A "Bart Senior" wrote in message Here is a good one. BOTH INTERNATIONAL and INLAND A vessel which is "restricted in her ability to maneuver" under the Rules, is a vessel which is ____________." A. mineclearing B. engaged in fishing C. at anchor D. not under command. A. definitely, but could also be B. Shen It cannot also be B because 'fishing' could also mean trolling or fishing with poles. Too broad a statement. If it said 'fishing with nets or trawls' then it would be correct. CN |
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"Bart Senior" wrote in message ups.com... Here is a good one. BOTH INTERNATIONAL and INLAND A vessel which is "restricted in her ability to maneuver" under the Rules, is a vessel which is ____________." A. mineclearing B. engaged in fishing C. at anchor D. not under command. |
"Shen44" wrote in message ... Subject: Rules of the Road Question #6 From: =?Windows-1252?Q?Capt._Neal=AE?= A. definitely, but could also be B. Shen It cannot also be B because 'fishing' could also mean trolling or fishing with poles. Too broad a statement. If it said 'fishing with nets or trawls' then it would be correct. CN Since the term can and is used broadly, the point of the answer was that it "could" be a fishing vessel. Wrong. A fishing vessel could be sitting at a dock. It would have to be a vessel fishing. ;-) CN |
No, fishing is a class of vessel unto itself, it is not RAM
Cheers Shen44 wrote: ubject: Rules of the Road Question #6 From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Capt._Neal=AE?= A "Bart Senior" wrote in message Here is a good one. BOTH INTERNATIONAL and INLAND A vessel which is "restricted in her ability to maneuver" under the Rules, is a vessel which is ____________." A. mineclearing B. engaged in fishing C. at anchor D. not under command. A. definitely, but could also be B. Shen |
Capt. Neal® wrote: Wrong. A fishing vessel could be sitting at a dock. It would have to be a vessel fishing. ;-) That would be Boobies vessel then Cheers |
Subject: Rules of the Road Question #6
From: Nav Date: 12/8/2004 5:24 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: No, fishing is a class of vessel unto itself, it is not RAM Not totally correct. (read rule 3 d.) A fishing vessel (or to be totally correct a vessel engaged in fishing with nets, lines, or trawls which RESTRICT maneuverability) is like a minesweeper. It does not show the normal lights for a vessel restricted in it's ability to maneuver, but instead, it's own special lights which not only tell you of it's status as restricted in it's ability to maneuver, but also, for what specific reason it is restricted. A "fishing vessel" is in the RAM group, but lit differently. Shen |
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