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USCG Exam PracticeRule 35 — Sound Signals in Restricted Visibility

A manned vessel being towed in restricted visibility shall sound which fog signal, and when should it be made relative to the towing vessel's signal?

  1. A. One prolonged followed by two short blasts; immediately before the towing vessel's signal
  2. One prolonged followed by three short blasts; when practicable, immediately after the towing vessel's signalCorrect
  3. C. Two prolonged blasts; at any time within the 2-minute interval
  4. D. One prolonged followed by two short blasts; at any time within the 2-minute interval

Why B is correct

Inland Rule 35(e) prescribes four blasts — one prolonged followed by three short blasts — for a manned towed vessel, and states that when practicable this signal shall be made immediately after the signal made by the towing vessel.

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