USCG Rules Of The Road Exam
Tested Questions With Revised
Correct Answers
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: Which vessel defined by Rules
of the Road, is unable to keep out of way of another vessel -
ANSWER Vessel restricted in her ability to maneuver
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: A vessel "restricted in her
ability to maneuver" is one which - ANSWER from nature of
work is unable to maneuver as required by rules
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: The term " restricted
visibility" as defined by the Rules refers - ANSWER any
condition where visibility is restricted
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: As defined by the rules, a
vessel is " engaged in fishing" - ANSWER she is using fishing
apparatus which restricts her maneuverability
,Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: A vessel transferring cargo
while underway is defined by the rules as a vessel - ANSWER
restricted in her ability to maneuver
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: A vessel engaged in fishing
must be using - ANSWER Nets, Lines, or Trawls
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: what does "breadth" mean -
ANSWER Greatest Breadth
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: The term " restricted
visibility" when used by rules applies too - ANSWER any
condition that limits visibility
INTERNATIONAL ONLY: International rules of the road apply -
ANSWER upon the high seas and connecting waters
navigable by seagoing vessels
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: Which vessel is NOT to be
regarded as a vessel "restricted in her ability to maneuver" -
ANSWER A vessel pushing and vessel being pushed when
connected in a composite unit
, Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: There is a provision to depart
from the Rules of the Road, if necessary to - ANSWER avoid
immediate danger
According to the Rules of the Road, a vessel is "in sight" of
another vessel when - ANSWER she can be observed
visually from the other vessel
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: The NAVIGATION RULES
define a "vessel not under command" as a vessel which -
ANSWER through some exceptional circumstance is unable
to maneuver as required by the rules
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: Which vessel is "underway"
according to the Rules? - ANSWER A purse seiner hauling
her nets
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: Under the rules which
situation would be a "special circumstance" - ANSWER
more than two vessels meeting
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: To be considered " engaged in
fishing" according to the Rules of the Road, a vessel must be -
Tested Questions With Revised
Correct Answers
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: Which vessel defined by Rules
of the Road, is unable to keep out of way of another vessel -
ANSWER Vessel restricted in her ability to maneuver
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: A vessel "restricted in her
ability to maneuver" is one which - ANSWER from nature of
work is unable to maneuver as required by rules
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: The term " restricted
visibility" as defined by the Rules refers - ANSWER any
condition where visibility is restricted
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: As defined by the rules, a
vessel is " engaged in fishing" - ANSWER she is using fishing
apparatus which restricts her maneuverability
,Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: A vessel transferring cargo
while underway is defined by the rules as a vessel - ANSWER
restricted in her ability to maneuver
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: A vessel engaged in fishing
must be using - ANSWER Nets, Lines, or Trawls
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: what does "breadth" mean -
ANSWER Greatest Breadth
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: The term " restricted
visibility" when used by rules applies too - ANSWER any
condition that limits visibility
INTERNATIONAL ONLY: International rules of the road apply -
ANSWER upon the high seas and connecting waters
navigable by seagoing vessels
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: Which vessel is NOT to be
regarded as a vessel "restricted in her ability to maneuver" -
ANSWER A vessel pushing and vessel being pushed when
connected in a composite unit
, Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: There is a provision to depart
from the Rules of the Road, if necessary to - ANSWER avoid
immediate danger
According to the Rules of the Road, a vessel is "in sight" of
another vessel when - ANSWER she can be observed
visually from the other vessel
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: The NAVIGATION RULES
define a "vessel not under command" as a vessel which -
ANSWER through some exceptional circumstance is unable
to maneuver as required by the rules
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: Which vessel is "underway"
according to the Rules? - ANSWER A purse seiner hauling
her nets
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: Under the rules which
situation would be a "special circumstance" - ANSWER
more than two vessels meeting
Both INTERNATIONAL & INLAND: To be considered " engaged in
fishing" according to the Rules of the Road, a vessel must be -
