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"Roger Long" wrote in message
... Exactly. As has been pointed out here endlessly, being the stand on vessel doesn't make you blameless if you take no action to avoid the collision. Rules aside, the CG boat would have gotten to its mission objective a lot sooner if it had followed the full rules of the road instead of just the one governing the passing situation. -- Roger Long I looked at the vid again, and I'm even more shocked by what happened. It was pretty clear that the people on the PB weren't paying attention even in the fuzzy vid, yet on the CG boat came. It's really disturbing to think that they would have so little regard for life and limb, given the CG's mission. It was totally avoidable. They could have done their mission, and then cited the PB for not keeping a proper watch or whatever. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com |
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