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USCG Exam PracticeRule 2 — Responsibility

According to Inland Rule 2, when may a vessel depart from the Navigation Rules?

  1. A. Whenever the master determines it is prudent to do so
  2. B. Only when directed by a vessel traffic service
  3. When special circumstances, including the limitations of the vessels involved, make departure necessary to avoid immediate dangerCorrect
  4. D. When operating in a traffic separation scheme

Why C is correct

33 CFR §83.02(b) authorizes departure from the Rules only when special circumstances, including the limitations of the vessels involved, make such departure necessary to avoid immediate danger. The master's general judgment or VTS direction are not the standard stated in the Rule.

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