Rules of the Road (Part 1)

Recorded on 06/15/2020 - The Navigation Rules are the "Rules of the Road" for all mariners. Join Skipper Max Rosenberg, a two-time graduate of the California Maritime Academy, who has spent nearly 10 years sailing as a Chief Engineer on tugboats, for this two-part webinar series on the Rules of the Road. Part 1 will cover:
Explain the purpose of Navigation Rules, International and Inland. (Ordinary 9(a))
Know the general “Rule of Responsibility.” (Ordinary 9(b))
Define stand-on and give-way vessels for the following situations: meeting, crossing, and overtaking for both power and sailing vessels. (Ordinary 9(c))
Explain “Responsibility Between Vessels” (vessel priority). (Ordinary 9(d))

[@abdulkkhan5095]

He is one of the few persons expounding on the Rules of the Road. All that is needed regarding rules for knowing in inland waterways and all oceans.

[@wallytuescher2175]

Do yourself a favor and skip the first 18 minutes

[@tatianadeblase6227]

These videos are very helpful! Thank you so much!

[@hopespringseternalrightnow4848]

Thanks. Between this introduction and using the USCG Exam Prep app with free practice tests I was well prepared!

[@LisaSherice]

Hell, do you recall which USCG Exam Prep app you were using?

[@Slimbo_85]

@@LisaSherice did you get your license, im just starting the process too

[@LisaSherice]

@@Slimbo_85 no not yet. I have to get my boat hours from my job approved

[@maddeusdoggeus1]

Start at 12:30

[@MikeActual21]

Going through A1 licensing, thanks for the great block of instruction!

[@marvinsolidum7445]

Thank you! for your effort to gaining knowledge for our seafarer..i hope you do more!

[@walterhynds1345]

Thank this video was very helpful and thank you for sharing with us.

[@Blackbeard.1]

Hey thank you I feel ready

[@mohammedalrawahi5381]

where is the rule from 10 to 15??

[@jasonrogers555]

Thank you, this video has been very helpful!

[@Capppytahn]

Wow this is really Good information. 👍

[@cgeorgudis]

I’m in the USCG trying to pass my DWO and I need 90% 😢 it’s being challenging. I got 76%… studying 📚

[@justinward1969]

fantastic

[@kellylynn727]

Will you please add a link to the lights and day signs video you said you’d do? I can’t find it.

[@stealthstitches]

Looking forward to watching this video and learn something, hope you do more, I have to check out your channel! Good day, Mate! I just subscribed :) - Jennifer

[@hollywoodbone3216]

Great training. Is there anyway you can send me the picture at 1:00:27. I am teaching a sailing lesson and would love to use it.

[@rajumorcha8984]

Good morning sir 🙏

[@randymarsh46]

Someone should totally post some time stamps

[@tobyskaats1234]

Do it!

[@valetawilson2793]

Rule 5 - Lookout is required by sight or hearing (this would apply to solo mariners...grey area though)

[@heebielafleur4575]

Lookout is sight and hearing

[@heebielafleur4575]

It's not solo mariners either .. you must have at least a license able body seaman on most boats

[@karynwestman]

US COASTGUARD MERCHANT MARINER

[@midhulmineesh8456]

We want to by hard all 41 rules

[@danielgregg2530]

What the hell is a "two-time graduate" of a university? (Did his first degree expire somehow?)

[@danielgregg2530]

"Tack" is spelled "T-A-C-K" ( ! ! ! ). "Tach" is a slang term for a "tachometer" (and I've only heard that used with respect to automobiles, never airplanes or any watercraft I've ever been around the conning station on).

[@CaptRobvious]

I have only heard Tack used to describe a dash - mark. We use it in the military and instead of saying dash, we say tack.

[@danielgregg2530]

@@CaptRobvious You haven't lived.

[@danielgregg2530]

This guy needs work as a teacher.