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BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND The term "power-driven vessel" refers to any vessel __________.

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em emilysakowicz · May 28, 2015
how about a sailing vessel
Sh Shawn · Aug 28, 2015
Yep, includes sailing vessels.
Co Corralgang · Oct 14, 2018
I think answer should be (B” because if I’m drifting with my engines off, I’m still a power driven vessel underway.
ch chodgemd · Feb 20, 2019
The answer definitely be B. Underway, but not making way is still a power vessel
ch chodgemd · Feb 20, 2019
A sailboat is only considered power boat when prop is engaged.
wb wbirch · Feb 24, 2019
Sailing Vessel? Not exactly. It could be a sail BOAT but not a Sailing VESSEL. With propelling machinery in use it is a POWER DRIVE VESSEL as defined by the rules. To be a sailing vessel the states, "...propelling machinery, if fitted, is not being used." When answering NavRules questions always remember to treat the terms as they are defined in the rules.
wb wbirch · Feb 24, 2019
The vessel described is just a vessel in "B" is just a vessel.
Mi Mike123asd5 · Apr 23, 2019
I cant pass this test
dw dwkfym · Jun 15, 2020
Answer is not B because a SAILING VESSEL which has an engine but is under sail power alone will not be considered a power-driven vessel.
AP APWhitaker08 · Oct 21, 2020
Rule 3(b), dont make it more complicated