Life Boat: Saving Lives at Sea

The video discusses the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) and its role in saving lives along Britain's coastline. It highlights the advanced Tamar class rescue boat, designed for rapid response in harsh weather, and the history of RNLI since 1824. The RNLI operates 235 lifeboat stations and has saved approximately 137,000 lives. The video also covers the various classes of rescue boats, including the Atlantic Class inflatable, and their features like night vision and GPS navigation. British fishing fleets benefit significantly from these services.

What is a key feature of the Tamar class rescue boat that enhances its operational efficiency?

• It can operate underwater.

• It can fly.

• It has an advanced control system.

• It is made of wood.

When was the UK's Royal National Lifeboat Institution founded?

• 1924

• 1824

• 1724

• 2024

How many lifeboat stations are currently around the British coast?

• 135

• 335

• 235

• 435

What is a unique feature of the Atlantic Class inflatable boats?

• They are powered by solar energy.

• They can fly.

• They are equipped with a roll bar and inflatable bag for self-righting.

• They have a wooden hull.

Who primarily benefits from the lifeboat service?

• Tourists

• British fishing fleets

• Cargo ships

• Cruise liners