🟥 SUBJECT: COLREGS Video Compilation (2024–2025) Here’s a collection of our COLREGS discussions from the Online Third Mate page, where we explained in simple terms the most commonly asked rules by seafarers. Perfect for quick review and refresher before your next Bridge watch! | Online Third Mate

COLREGs: Navigating with Tradition and Precision ⚓ Did you know the...

11K views · 867 reactions | Understanding Rule 18 of COLREG: It's all about maneuverability! Vessels with less ability to maneuver get priority. Remember, a fishing @ vessel is considered a power-driven vessel once her net is clear. For complete details, refer to the COLREG book. #maritime #merchantmarine #merchantnavy #colreg #cadets #seafarer #seaman | Edwin Conag | Facebook

🟥QUICK REVIEW: RULE 9 - NARROW CHANNELS COLREGS Rule 9 says that ships in narrow channels or fairways should stay on the starboard (right) side of the channel. Ships overtaking others must signal and ensure it’s safe before passing, giving way if necessary. Small vessels, fishing boats, and those crossing the channel must not block the way of larger ships that can only navigate safely in the channel. All ships must be cautious, go at a safe speed, and avoid creating dangers. In COLREGS, sound s

12K views · 1.3K reactions | Ship traffic rules intro Since we will...

27K views · 784 reactions | Before you can master advanced COLREG rules, you need to understand the basics of ship traffic rules. This video introduces you to the core idea of collision avoidance—how ships communicate intent through movement, not words, and why predictable actions save lives. Think of it as driving rules at sea—with much bigger consequences. ⚓ What was the first COLREG rule you memorized as a cadet? #maritime #cadet | Navigators Club | Facebook