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Unit 2: Getting Out On The Water (Topic 3 (For the purpose of the U. S.…

- - - - shift forward and slowly move forward, gradually turning your boar away from the dock
- - - - how are the two vessels propelled?
      - how are the two vessels approaching one another?
  - - - head on-turn right (starboard)
      - paths that cross- left vessel is give way vessel
      - overtaking-vessel that is overtaking is the give way.
    - - headon-powerdriven is giveway
      - paths that cross-powerdriven is giveway
      - overtaking-vessel being overtaken regardless is always the stand on.
    - - wind on same side- leeward sailing vessel is the stand-on
      - wind on diff. sides-vessel with starboard wind is the the stand on.
      - leeward=downwind Windward=upwind
    - - Headon-neither vessel is a stand on, both are giveways
      - paths that cross
        
        vessel on operator's portside is the giveway.
      - overtaking-vessel overtaking is giveway
  - - - If operating a power-driven vessel, you must give way to:
        Any vessel not under command, such as an anchored or disabled vessel
        Any vessel restricted in its ability to maneuver, such as a vessel towing, laying cable, or picking up navigation markers, or a vessel constrained by its draft, such as a large ship in a channel
        A vessel engaged in commercial fishing
        A sailing vessel, unless it is overtaking
    - - If operating a sailing vessel, you must give way to:
        Any vessel not under command
        Any vessel restricted in its ability to maneuver
        A vessel engaged in commercial fishing