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INLAND ONLY Vessel "A" is power-driven and overtaking power-driven vessel "B" as shown in illustration D017RR below and will pass without changing course. What signal should vessel "A" sound?

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INLAND ONLY Vessel "A" is power-driven and overtaking power-driven vessel "B" as shown in illustration D017RR below and will pass without changing course. What signal should vessel "A" sound?

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• Review Inland Rule 34 (Maneuvering and Warning Signals), especially the parts that deal with vessels in sight of one another and overtaking situations. • Think about whether sound signals Inland indicate a course change or an intention/relationship between the two vessels (for example, which side you will leave the other vessel on). • Consider the definition of an overtaking vessel under Rule 13 and whether that rule itself requires a sound signal, or if the requirement comes from Rule 34.

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• Ask yourself: In Inland waters, must a power-driven vessel that is overtaking another, within half a mile and in sight, sound a whistle signal even if it does not need to alter course to overtake? • Look at the picture carefully: From which side is vessel A passing vessel B (A’s port side or starboard side relative to B)? Which Inland whistle signal, if any, corresponds to that passing arrangement? • Decide whether any of the listed signals are meeting/crossing signals versus overtaking signals, and eliminate choices that clearly don’t match an overtaking situation.

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• Verify whether Rule 34(a) applies only to meeting and crossing situations, and what distance condition (e.g., within half a mile) is involved. • Verify under Inland Rule 34(c) (if applicable) what specific whistle signal is prescribed for overtaking on the other vessel’s port or starboard side. • Make sure you distinguish between a prolonged blast (often associated with other situations such as leaving a berth or in restricted visibility) and short blasts used for maneuvering intentions in sight of another vessel.

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Question 1 of 20

INLAND ONLY Vessel "A" is power-driven and overtaking power-driven vessel "B" as shown in illustration D017RR below and will pass without changing course. What signal should vessel "A" sound?

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Question 1 / 2066636eeb28f7522a1c51b9d4

Question 1 of 2066636eeb28f7522a1c51b9d4

INLAND ONLY Vessel "A" is power-driven and overtaking power-driven vessel "B" as shown in illustration D017RR below and will pass without changing course. What signal should vessel "A" sound?

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INLAND ONLY Vessel "A" is power-driven and overtaking power-driven vessel "B" as shown in illustration D017RR below and will pass without changing course. What signal should vessel "A" sound?

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