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Who's fault is it?
wrote in message ... On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 16:41:55 GMT, Scott Sexton wrote: Does anyone know who was cited for this accident? http://www.m90.org/index.php?id=11568 Was it the CG for not altering course to avoid an emminent collision, or the PB for not paying attention? ************************************************ * Scott H. Sexton help@ www.sexton.com sexton.com Eeyore's Birthday Party http://eeyores.sexton.com ************************************************ * Clearly the CG failed to yield right of way to a vessel forward of his starboard beam. The other guy was looking in the direction of the priviledged vessel on HIS starboard beam ... as he should. There may be some contributary negligence since you should always be on the lookout in all directions but it is not the main issue. I think Uncle Sam owes this guy a new boat and an apology. The captain of the CG boat should be sailing a desk. That's my take also. He screwed up, big time. RCE |
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