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![]() "Dr. Dr. Smithers" Ask Me about my Phd @ Diploma Mill .com wrote in message . .. Yes I have and there are collisions between ships on the St. Lawrence Seaway due to mechanical or human error. When this happens it is not necessary for both ships to be at fault. One ship can assume 100% of the responsibility even though the other ship was not avoid the collision. "Jim Carter" wrote in message ... Dr. Smithers, have you ever boated on the St. Lawrence Seaway? Yes, there have been some ships involved in collisions in the Seaway. I thought we were talking about problems with pleasure boats in this area. There is no reason to have two pleasure boats collide in the St. Lawrence Seaway and not have them both responsible. |
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