CEVNI revision module 2 of 9
SIGN
Inland Signs and Marks
Prohibitory, mandatory, restriction, recommendation, and information signs.
prohibitory signsmandatory signs
8 guided lessons · 8 practice questions · 8 flashcards
3 outcomes · self-guided revision
- Classify a CEVNI board by its sign family, then use its exact symbol and scope to choose an early, observable action.
- Distinguish no entry, no overtaking, no passing, no berthing, no anchoring, no making fast and no damaging wash without collapsing them into one generic warning.
- Differentiate mandatory direction, side, crossing, stop, speed, sound, lookout, main-waterway and radiotelephone instructions.
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An E-family board identifies a permitted activity or facility. What may the skipper safely conclude?
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