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Rules of Navigation
(redirected from Navigation Rules)

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Rules of Navigation
Statutory or regulatory standards that govern how to operate a water-going vessel within a certain jurisdiction. Rules of navigation may enforce speed limits, rights of way and so forth. Rules of navigation facilitate safe travel, which may affect trade.


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The web master can structure the website with clear and simple fonts, layout, user friendly features and simple navigation rules.
Upping the ante a bit, single-handed offshore yacht races are growing in popularity (the VELUX 5 Oceans Race is a descendant of the 1968-69 Sunday Times-sponsored singlehand race that inaugurated round-the-world racing), despite some questions about legality: international navigation rules require that every sailing ship have a person keeping a lookout at all times, which is hard to do when you''re the only one navigating, cooking, sleeping, etc.
The commander of the region's submarine force has been suspended and several navy officials have been charged with breaching navigation rules.
 
 
 
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