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BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND In illustration D002RR below, vessel I is a power-driven vessel. Vessel II is a sailing vessel with the wind dead aft. Which statement about this situation is correct?

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BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND In illustration D002RR below, vessel I is a power-driven vessel. Vessel II is a sailing vessel with the wind dead aft. Which statement about this situation is correct?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Rule 18 – Responsibilities between vessels (power-driven vs sailing) • Difference between general priority (type of vessel) and special rules for two sailing vessels (Rule 12) • Role of the stand-on vessel vs the give-way vessel in a normal crossing situation

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• First, ignore the wind and ask: by type alone, which vessel normally has to keep clear when a power-driven vessel meets a sailing vessel? Which Rule says that? • Then, ask yourself: does the fact that the sailing vessel has the wind dead aft change this from a power-vs-sailing situation into something covered by a different Rule? If so, which one? • Look at the illustration: are the vessels meeting, crossing, or overtaking? Does any of those situations create an exception to the normal power-vs-sailing priority here?

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• Verify which Rule explicitly states that a power-driven vessel underway shall keep out of the way of a sailing vessel. • Check whether Rule 12 (sailing vessels) even applies when one of the vessels is power-driven. • Confirm that no special category (e.g., overtaking, not under command, restricted in ability to maneuver) is shown for either vessel in the diagram.

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Question 1 of 20

BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND In illustration D002RR below, vessel I is a power-driven vessel. Vessel II is a sailing vessel with the wind dead aft. Which statement about this situation is correct?

Vessel I should keep out of the way of Vessel II.

Vessel II would normally be the stand-on vessel, but should stay out of the way in this particular situation.

Vessel II should keep out of the way of Vessel I.

The Rules of Special Circumstances applies, and neither vessel is the stand-on vessel.

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Question 1 / 2066636eeb28f7522a1c51bab8

Question 1 of 2066636eeb28f7522a1c51bab8

BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND In illustration D002RR below, vessel I is a power-driven vessel. Vessel II is a sailing vessel with the wind dead aft. Which statement about this situation is correct?

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Question 1 of 20

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BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND In illustration D002RR below, vessel I is a power-driven vessel. Vessel II is a sailing vessel with the wind dead aft. Which statement about this situation is correct?

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