USCG Exam Practice · Rule 14 — Head-on Situation
Inland Rule 14 applies to vessels that are in sight of one another. Which rule establishes this prerequisite applicability for Rules 11 through 18?
- A33 CFR §83.04 — Rules 4 through 10 apply in any condition of visibility
- B33 CFR §83.01 — these Rules apply to all vessels on inland waters
- C33 CFR §83.11 — Rules 11 through 18 apply to vessels in sight of one another✓ correct
- D33 CFR §83.18 — responsibilities between vessels govern all encounters
Why C is correct
33 CFR §83.11 expressly states that Rules 11 through 18 apply to vessels in sight of one another. Rule 14 falls within that range and therefore carries this visibility prerequisite.
Cited:33 CFR §83.11
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