Below are the factors you must consider when utilising the Rule of Safe Speed, except one:

• Traffic density including the presence of fishing boats

• Maneuverability of the vessel including the stopping distance

• the remaining amount of bunkers onboard that need to be saved for the voyage

• State of sea, swell, wind and current

You are navigating in restricted visibility, on your Radar you plotted your target to be 3points to starboard, what will be your action to avoid close quarter situation

• You may maintain course and speed provided that CPA is large enough, but in case you need to alter course proceed 10degrees to port.

• You may maintain course and speed provided that CPA is large enough, but in case you need to alter course proceed 20degrees to port.

• You may maintain course and speed atleast 1nm CPA, and if necessary alter course to 20deg. starboard

• You may maintain course and speed provided that CPA is large enough but if necessary to change course, make a bold alteration to starboard

When do you say that you are overtaking another vessel?

• Your speed is 12knots and her speed is 8knots

• When you are approaching her on her astern your speed is faster and at night you only see her sternlight, NOT YET her sidelights

• When you are approaching her from her astern and at night you can see her sternlights and sidelights.

• When you dont see yet both her stern lights and sidelights

What is the proper way to join Traffic Lane (TSS)?

• normally you need to join at the termination of lane, but when joining shall do at small angle to general direction of traffic flow

• make a bold 90degree alterations

• a vessel shall not use a traffic separation and must keep cleat all the time.

• join at small successions of course until you are in the TSS

a white light placed over the fore and aft centerline showing an unbroken light over an arc of the horizon of 225degrees

• Sidelights

• Masthead lights

• Stern Lights

• Towing light

Section III of the COLGREGS cover the conditions of?

• Any condition of visibility

• In sight of one another

• Restricted Visibility

• apply to all vessels upon the high seas and all waters connectes navigable therewith

The rules for lights and shapes shall be complied in?

• any condition of visibility

• in all weathers

• sunset to sunrise

• sunrise to sunset

Which rule applies even in Restricted Visibility?

• Head On Situation

• Crossing Situation

• Lookout

• Overtaking

Which is rule is no longer applicable in Restricted Visibility?

• Safe speed

• Action by Give way vessel

• Lookout

• Responsibilities between vessels

Lights maybe displayed during daytime if?

• the weather is bad

• if the visibility is poor

• if the sun rises late in the morning

• If the sky is overcast