COLREGS Rule 13,14 &15

Colregs Rule 13 applies to...

• vessels in restricted visibility

• vessels not in sight of one another

• vessels in sight of one another

• in all conditions of visibility

Which vessel should keep out of the way?

• the vessel being overtaken

• the overtaking vessel

• both vessel

• neither vessel

A vessel shall be deemed to be overtaking...

• when coming up with another vessel from a direction more than 22.5° abaft her beam

• when coming up with another vessel from a direction less than 22.5° abaft her beam

• when coming up with another vessel from a direction less than 22.5° forward her beam

• when coming up with another vessel from a direction less than 22.5° forward her beam

A vessel shall be deemed to be overtaking when, at night, she would be able to ...

• see only the sidelights

• see only her sternlight

• see neither her sidelights or stern lights

• see both her sternlight and sidelights

MV MAAP is in doubt if she is seeing the sidelight or the stern light of the other vessel she is approaching. She shall...

• assume she is seeing the sidelights and act accordingly

• assume she is seeing the stern and act accordingly

• assume she is the stand on vessel and act accordingly

• assume that she is not an overtaking vessel and act accordingly

Which of the following can we consider that vessel A is an overtaking vessel

• The picture in the middle

• the first picture in the right

• all of the pictures

• none of these pictures

Which of these can be considered as an overtaking vessel?

• a vessel coming from 122 degrees port of another vessel

• a vessel coming from 10 degrees to starboard of another vessel

• a vessel coming from 7 points on the port side of another vessel

• a vessel coming from a receprocal direction of the other vessel

When can an overtaking vessel be relieved of her duties as an overtaking vessel?

• anytime since she is the overtaking vessel

• after subsequent alteration

• after she is past and clear

• an overtaking vessel is considered a crossing vessel

An overtaking vessel is...

• a vessel coming from 22.5 degrees port of another vessel

• a vessel from a receprocal direction

• a vessel coming directly from the sterm

• a vessel coming from the beam of another vessel

Vessels coming from reciprocal or nearly reciprocal directions shall both...

• alter course to port

• stop engine

• alter course to starboard

• keep her course and speed