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William Andersen Jun 27, 1:32 am show options
Newsgroups: rec.boats From: "William Andersen" - Find messages by this author Date: Sun, 26 Jun 2005 22:32:29 -0700 Local: Mon,Jun 27 2005 1:32 am Subject: Question: Right of way Reply | Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse Chuck, He said it was a narrow channel and the other boat cut across the channel, on a collision course with him. Clearly, the other boat was wrong. Clearly, he did the right thing by avoiding a collision. ********* I agree with those points. My comments had to do with the breadth of the comment implying that commercial vessels had no special rights of way- when under a number of common and important circumstances they do. There is almost no way to know whether any or all of those circumstances may have applied in this case, but all boaters should be aware that when encountering a vessel constricted in its ability to manuever (as by draft, etc) or a power driven vessel following a VTS, there will be many cases where the vessel ordinarily considered "stand on" must indeed "give way". |
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