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Commercial isn't the keyword. Many pleasure craft are larger than commercial
vessels; think about fishing boats. A tanker is more than a commercial vessel; it's big and may be constrained in it's ability to move: a small boat must stay clear. wrote in message oups.com... are you sure? I read that commercial vessels always have the right of way over pleasure crafts... i.e. a tanker wont stop to let a 19 ft boat from the right go by ![]() Matt |
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