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Subject: Rules of the Road Question #8
From: DSK Agreed on all points. The problem with the term "Right Of Way" is that it's subject to misinterpretation by many. That's one reason why it's been dropped from most of the ColRegs. 'Stand On' and 'Give Way' are much clearer descriptive terms IMHO. Fresh Breezes- Doug King My feeling on this issue is that the term implies an absolute right on someone's part, whereas the truth is that ALL vessels are tasked with taking whatever steps necessary to avoid a collision, be they "stand-on" or "giveway". Shen |
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