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USCG Exam PracticeRule 29 — Pilot Vessels (lights)

A pilot vessel is at anchor and engaged on pilotage duty. In addition to the white-over-red all-round masthead lights, what additional light or lights must she exhibit?

  1. The anchor light, lights, or shape prescribed by Rule 30 for vessels at anchorCorrect
  2. B. Sidelights and a sternlight
  3. C. A sternlight only
  4. D. No additional lights are required beyond the white-over-red all-round lights

Why A is correct

33 CFR §83.29(a)(iii) states that when at anchor, a vessel engaged on pilotage duty shall exhibit, in addition to the white-over-red all-round lights, the anchor light, lights, or shape prescribed in Rule 30 (§83.30) for vessels at anchor. Sidelights and a sternlight are required only when underway per §83.29(a)(ii).

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