Rules of the roadQuestion 208 of 352

One vessel must keep out of the way. What does the other vessel do?

  1. Slows down at once
  2. Turns to port
  3. Keeps its course and speed
  4. Stops its engine
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Correct answer: Keeps its course and speed

The stand-on vessel keeps her course and speed.

Source: US Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR), 33 CFR Part 83: Inland Navigation Rules, § 83.17 Action by stand-on vessel (Rule 17)

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