Maritime QuestionsDay Skipper Colregs

In open water, a sailing vessel (under sail only) meets a power-driven vessel. Under COLREGs, who normally gives way?

A. The larger vessel always has right of way
B. The vessel on the port tack gives way
C. The power-driven vessel gives way to the sailing vessel, UNLESS the sailing vessel is overtaking the power vessel
D. The sailing vessel always gives way regardless
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A power-driven vessel underway at night shows which combination of lights?
A. Anchor light plus sidelights
B. All-round white light and sidelights only
C. Sidelights and two masthead lights, no stern light required
D. Masthead (steaming) light forward, second masthead light aft (if over 50m), sidelights (red/green), and stern light (white)
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A vessel not under command (NUC) at night shows which lights?
A. One all-round red light and masthead light
B. Two all-round red lights in a vertical line, plus sidelights and stern light if making way
C. Three all-round red lights and anchor light
D. Flashing yellow light every 2 seconds
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