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    This document discusses rules for vessel conduct in restricted visibility conditions. It states that vessels must proceed at a safe speed, be ready to maneuver, use radar to determine close-quarter risks, and reduce speed or stop if a risk is detected by sound alone.

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    This document discusses rules for vessel conduct in restricted visibility conditions. It states that vessels must proceed at a safe speed, be ready to maneuver, use radar to determine close-quarter risks, and reduce speed or stop if a risk is detected by sound alone.

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    This document discusses rules for vessel conduct in restricted visibility conditions. It states that vessels must proceed at a safe speed, be ready to maneuver, use radar to determine close-quarter risks, and reduce speed or stop if a risk is detected by sound alone.

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    This document discusses rules for vessel conduct in restricted visibility conditions. It states that vessels must proceed at a safe speed, be ready to maneuver, use radar to determine close-quarter risks, and reduce speed or stop if a risk is detected by sound alone.

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    colLision avoidance

    conduct of vessels in restricted visibility

    (a) This rule applies to vessels not (c) Every vessel shall have due regard take avoiding action in ample time, (e) Except where it has been determined
    in sight of one another when to the prevailing circumstances and provided that when such action that a risk of collision does not exist, every
    navigating in or near an area of conditions of restricted visibility consists of an alteration of course, vessel which hears apparently forward of
    restricted visibility. when complying with the rules of so far as possible the following shall her beam the fog signal of another vessel, or
    Section I of this Part. be avoided: which cannot avoid a close-quarters situation
    (b) Every vessel shall proceed at a safe with another vessel forward of her beam, shall
    (i) an alteration of course to port for a
    speed adapted to the prevailing (d) A vessel which detects by radar reduce her speed to the minimum at which
    vessel forward of the beam, other
    circumstances and conditions of alone the presence of another vessel she can be kept on her course. She shall if
    than for a vessel being overtaken;
    restricted visibility. A power-driven shall determine if a close-quarters necessary take all her way off and in any
    vessel shall have her engines ready situation is developing and/or risk (ii) an alteration of course towards a event navigate with extreme caution until
    for immediate manoeuvre. of collision exists. If so, she shall vessel abeam or abaft the beam. danger of collision is over.

    COLREGS 19 - One of a series of Steamship Mutual Loss Prevention Posters produced by The Ship Safety Trust.

    For further information please contact the Loss Prevention Department, Steamship Insurance Management Services Ltd.
    Tel:+44 20 7247 5490 Email: loss.prevention@simsl.com

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