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USCG Exam PracticeRule 7 — Risk of Collision

Under both the International and Inland Rules, risk of collision may exist even when bearing is changing appreciably, particularly when ______.

  1. A. approaching any vessel in restricted visibility at any range
  2. B. approaching a vessel whose aspect indicates a crossing situation
  3. C. approaching a vessel at high relative speed on any bearing
  4. approaching a very large vessel, a tow, or a vessel at close rangeCorrect

Why D is correct

COLREGs Rule 7(d)(ii) and 33 CFR §83.07(d)(ii) identify three specific cases where bearing change alone does not eliminate risk: a very large vessel, a tow, or a vessel at close range. The other options are not stated in the rule.

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