Navigation Rules (audiobook) International & Inland (Abridged) Read by Linus Wilson @SlowBoatSailing
Navigation Rules (audiobook) International & Inland (Abridged) Read by Linus Wilson  @SlowBoatSailing
Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Mastering the navigational rules of the road are essential for passing the US Coast Guard Merchant Mariner exams. Navigation rules of the road are required for deck officers six-pack captains and 100-ton masters and more.
16:09 Part A: General (Rules 1-3)
34:36 Part B: Steering and Sailing Rules (4-19)
1:15:01 Part C: Lights and Shapes (Rules 20-31)
2:06:13 Part D: Sounds and Light Signals (Rules 32-37
2:28:35 Part E: Exemptions (Rule 38) Annexes I-V

Read by Linus Wilson USCG licensed "six-pack captain" OUPV-Near Coastal

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