GSK Exit Exam • Set 5 Question 3 of 30
Match the term "TWO SHORT BLASTS" with the most suitable answers given below
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Direct Answer
Option B: Altering course to port
According to Rule 34 of COLREGs, two short blasts sounded in succession indicate that a vessel altering course to port is intended. This is a maneuvering signal used between vessels to indicate intentions in compliance with the Rules of the Road.
All Options
A
Altering course to Starboard
B
Altering course to port
(Correct Answer)
C
One prolonged blast followed by two short
D
One prolonged blast every two minutes
Detailed Explanation & Context
According to Rule 34 of COLREGs, two short blasts sounded in succession indicate that a vessel altering course to port is intended. This is a maneuvering signal used between vessels to indicate intentions in compliance with the Rules of the Road.
Relevant Framework: STCW 2010 Manila Amendments • DG Shipping E-Learning & Exit Exam Standards • General Ship Knowledge (GSK).
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