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BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND Vessel "A" and vessel "B" (which is pushing ahead) are meeting head-on as shown in illustration D008RR below. How must the vessels pass?

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BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND Vessel "A" and vessel "B" (which is pushing ahead) are meeting head-on as shown in illustration D008RR below. How must the vessels pass?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Rule 14 – Head-on situation in the Navigation Rules (both International & Inland) • Normal passing convention: port-to-port for power-driven vessels meeting head-on • Whether a power-driven vessel pushing ahead changes the basic head-on responsibilities

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• In a head-on situation between two power-driven vessels, what does Rule 14 say each vessel should do with her course to starboard or port? • Does the fact that vessel "B" is pushing ahead (a tow) change the basic requirement for how two power-driven vessels meeting head-on must pass? • Which choice best reflects the standard, default action required by the Rules rather than a negotiated or one-sided action?

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• Confirm in Rule 14 that both power-driven vessels in a head-on situation have the same obligation to alter course in a clear, early, and substantial way. • Verify whether the Rule specifies starboard-to-starboard or port-to-port as the normal passing arrangement. • Make sure the option you choose does not rely on one vessel alone deciding or on whistle signals to determine basic responsibilities in a clear head-on situation.

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Question 1 of 2066636eeb28f7522a1c51be1a

BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND Vessel "A" and vessel "B" (which is pushing ahead) are meeting head-on as shown in illustration D008RR below. How must the vessels pass?

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BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND Vessel "A" and vessel "B" (which is pushing ahead) are meeting head-on as shown in illustration D008RR below. How must the vessels pass?

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