SAMSA Skipper Category C (Coastal, Up To 15 Nm) Exam (South Africa) Practice Questions - SAMSA Skipper Category C (Coastal, Up To 15 Nm) Exam (South Africa) Exam

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You are navigating along the South African coast (IALA System A) and see a green conical buoy to your starboard side. What does this typically indicate if you are proceeding in the conventional direction of buoyage?

You should pass the buoy on your port side, indicating the port side of the channel. You should pass the buoy on your starboard side, indicating the starboard side of the channel. This buoy marks an isolated danger, and you should give it a wide berth. This buoy marks a safe water area, indicating clear passage all around.

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You should pass the buoy on your starboard side, indicating the starboard side of the channel.

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