What should the operator of powerboat a do if powerboat b begins to cross on the starboard right side

Powerboat A must give way and allow Powerboat B to pass in a way that is clear to the skipper of Powerboat B and at a safe distance.

The right of way on the water has many determining factors because of the different types of boats.

Two boats under power (This includes a sailing vessel using a motor instead of a sail).

If you are being approached from the starboard (right) side, you must give way.

If you are being approached from the port (left) side, you have the right of way.

If you are being approached from the stern (behind), you have the right of way.

If you are on a direct bow-to-bow path, both boats must pass on their respective port sides.

Other Vessels

Boats under power must give way to boats under sail or under oar. These boats do not have ease of maneuverability and therefore have a harder time avoiding collisions. This also includes boats that are disabled or fishing.

Level: High School

Course: Boating

Navigation Rules:

When to give way:

navigation, give way, starboard, port, stern, bow, powerboats

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