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From safety equipment, to local rules and international collision regulations, test your knowledge to see how you would fare sitting the boat licence multiple-choice test.
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Rule 6 – Safe Speed of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea (COLRegs) states that every vessel shall at all times travel at a safe speed so that it can take action to avoid a collision and be stopped with a distance appropriate to the prevailing circumstances and conditions.
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The Skipper’s Duty of Care is one of the most profound and fundamental principles of nautical law. It’s based on the concept that the Skipper is in charge of the vessel and is ultimately responsible for its safety and that of its passengers and crew.
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Food which is heavy to carry and gets in the way of fishing gear won’t be popular with fisherman. Easy to eat food is essential for fisherman as they will be concentrating on reeling in, casting out and baiting hooks.…
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Boaters are often uncertain about which side of a channel marker they should pass. This is because they are not sure whether they are travelling upstream or downstream On the road drivers cannot deviate from the structured roadway system. How…
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Port and Starboard channel markers are internationally recognised sea marks (buoys) used in maritime pilotage to indicate the edge of a channel. Each mark indicates the edge of the safe water in a channel. Port Channel Marks Colour: Red Buoy…
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