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Navigation Rules International-Inland Instruction?

COMDTINST M16672.2
What are the 3 Navigational Zones?

1. Restricted waters (harbors, approaches to harbors, near coastal)

2. Coastal

3. Open ocean

Y/N. Can a vessel less than 20 meters in length or sailing vessel impede a vessel that can safely navigate only within the channel?
NO
When overtaking vessels what should you do?
Starboard (right) - 1 horn blast

Port (left) - 2 horn blasts
Vessel is nearing a bend or area where vessels may be obscured by obstructions shall do what?
Long horn blast to warn others you are approaching.
When 2 power-driven vessels are crossing what do you do.
See image
Stand-on mean?
Vessel which is directed by rule to keep its course and speed.
Give-way mean?
Vessel which is directed by rule to keep out of the way.
Night Lights for power-driven vessel (>50 meters) underway
Masthead - 225°, white
- single, as forward as practical
- second light abaft and higher

Sidelights - 112.5°, green/red

Sternlight - 135°, white
Night Lights for power-driven vessel (<50 meters) underway
Masthead - white
Sidelights - red/green
Sternlight - white
Night Lights for power-driven vessel (<12 meters) underway
Mastlight - White
Sidelights - Red/Green
Night Lights for power-driven vessel (<7 meters and <7 knots) underway
Mastlight - White
Night lights and day shape for vessels towing or pushing (tow lenth > 200m astern)
3 masthead lights in a row

sidelights

yellow towing light above sternlight

diamond day shape
Night lights and day shape for vessels towing or pushing (tow lenth < 200m astern)
2 masthead lights in a row sidelights
yellow towing light above
sternlight
What is the day shape and night lights for a sailing vessel under power?
Day - triangle pointing down

Night - “Red over green, sailing machine”
Day shape and night lights for fishing vessels.
“Red over White,

Fishing at Night”
Night lights and day shapes for vessels not under command
“Red over red, captain is dead”
Night lights and day shapes for restricted in ability to maneuver
“Red, White, Red, Restricted Ability Ahead”
Night lights and day shapes for mine-sweepers.
“Three greens in a cross, mine-clearing boss.”
Night lights and day shapes for vessels at anchor
Mastlight single
Night lights and day shapes for vessels aground
See image
When all three lights I see ahead,
When all three lights I see ahead,I turn to Starboard and show my Red:Green to Green, Red to Red,Perfect Safety -- Go Ahead.
But if to Starboard Red appear,

But if to Starboard Red appear, It is my duty to keep clear -- To act as judgment says is proper: To Port or Starboard, Back or Stop her.

And if upon my Port is seen a Steamer's Starboard light of Green,
And if upon my Port is seen a Steamer's Starboard light of Green, I hold my course and watch to see, That Green to Port keeps Clear of me.
Both in safety and in doubt Always keep a good look out.
Both in safety and in doubt Always keep a good look out.
In Danger, with no room to turn, Ease her, Stop her, Go Astern.
GREEN To GREEN, RED To RED
Perfect Safety Go Ahead
Yellow Over White
Tow Line Is Tight
Red Over Green
Sailing Machine
Green Over White
Trawling At Night
Red Over White

Fishing At Night

Red Over Red
The Captain Is Dead
Red, White, Red
Restricted Ability Ahead
Three Reds In A Row
No Room Below
Three Greens In A Cross
Mine-clearing Boss
White Over Red

Pilot Ahead