OUPV RULES OF THE LATEST
ROAD EXAM
BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: in a crossing situation,
which vessel may sound a signal to indicate failure to understand
the intentions or actions of another vessel consisting of at least five
short rapid blasts of the whistle?
either vessel
BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: fog bell signals for
vessels at anchor or aground shall be sounded at not more than
which time interval
1 minute
BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: a 200 meter vessel is
aground in restricted visibility. which signals must they sound?
a bell and gong signal
INTERNATIONAL ONLY: which lights is a power driven vessel
engaged in towing under 200 meters required to display?
two masthead lights in a vertical line
BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: Vessel A is overtaking
Vessel B. Vessel B should do which of the following?
should hold her course and speed
INLAND ONLY: which term is not used in inland navigation rules?
a vessel constrained by draft
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, OUPV RULES OF THE LATEST
ROAD EXAM
BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: a vessel may exhibit
lights other than those prescribed by the rules as long as the
additional lights comply with which requirements
do not interfere with the visibility of navigation lights or proper look out
duties
BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: vessel is a pilot vessel
engaged in pilot duty at night required to show????
INTERNATIONAL ONLY: you see the lights in the illustration
above shown by a vessel at night. what do they indicate?
the vessel is constrained by draft
INTERNATIONAL ONLY: which statement applies to a vessel
constrained by her draft
a power driven vessel which, because of her draft in relation to the
available depth of the water cannot maneuver from the course she is
following.
INTERNATIONAL ONLY: your vessel is crossing a narrow
channel. a vessel to port is within the channel and crossing your
courses. she is showing a black cylinder. what is your responsibility?
do not cross the channel if you might impede the other vessel
INTERNATIONAL ONLY: which is the minimal lighting
requirement for a power driven vessel less than 7 meters in length,
with a max speed which does not exceed 7 knots?
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ROAD EXAM
BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: in a crossing situation,
which vessel may sound a signal to indicate failure to understand
the intentions or actions of another vessel consisting of at least five
short rapid blasts of the whistle?
either vessel
BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: fog bell signals for
vessels at anchor or aground shall be sounded at not more than
which time interval
1 minute
BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: a 200 meter vessel is
aground in restricted visibility. which signals must they sound?
a bell and gong signal
INTERNATIONAL ONLY: which lights is a power driven vessel
engaged in towing under 200 meters required to display?
two masthead lights in a vertical line
BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: Vessel A is overtaking
Vessel B. Vessel B should do which of the following?
should hold her course and speed
INLAND ONLY: which term is not used in inland navigation rules?
a vessel constrained by draft
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, OUPV RULES OF THE LATEST
ROAD EXAM
BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: a vessel may exhibit
lights other than those prescribed by the rules as long as the
additional lights comply with which requirements
do not interfere with the visibility of navigation lights or proper look out
duties
BOTH INTERNATIONAL AND INLAND: vessel is a pilot vessel
engaged in pilot duty at night required to show????
INTERNATIONAL ONLY: you see the lights in the illustration
above shown by a vessel at night. what do they indicate?
the vessel is constrained by draft
INTERNATIONAL ONLY: which statement applies to a vessel
constrained by her draft
a power driven vessel which, because of her draft in relation to the
available depth of the water cannot maneuver from the course she is
following.
INTERNATIONAL ONLY: your vessel is crossing a narrow
channel. a vessel to port is within the channel and crossing your
courses. she is showing a black cylinder. what is your responsibility?
do not cross the channel if you might impede the other vessel
INTERNATIONAL ONLY: which is the minimal lighting
requirement for a power driven vessel less than 7 meters in length,
with a max speed which does not exceed 7 knots?
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