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Rule 37 - Distress Signals . . . _ _ _ . . . (SOS) MAYDAY Two tone alarm VHF-DSC The RIGHT rule The RIGHT rule is: look to the right; give way to the right; turn to the right; and stay to the right. Section III - Rule 19 Conduct of Vessels in Restricted Visibility Rule 19: Restricted Visibility This rule applies when navigating in or NEAR an area of restricted visibility. Rule 19 - Restricted Visibility Restricted visibility any condition that reduces visibility, and includes fog, heavy rain, snow, hail, sandstorms, etc. Fog is common on the coast of British Columbia. A good lookout becomes even more vital. Slow down and be ready to stop if you sight another vessel or hear a fog signal. Rule 19: Restricted Visibility For fog signals heard forward of the beam, reduce speed to minimum steerageway and navigate cautiously. Actions to take on hearing a fog signal forward of the beam can shown as: Part C - Lights and Shapes Navigation Lights Vessels that operate from sunset to sunrise, whether at anchor or underway, must carry and exhibit the correct lights. A vessel is underway when not anchored, moored to the shore or aground. Navigation lights must also be displayed during daylight hours in periods of restricted visibility. All vessels must comply with the regulations concerning lighting. Navigation Lights 1. Masthead light 2. Port side light 3. Starboard side light 4. Stern light 5. Towing light Navigation Shapes Vessels towing, and also on the tow Deep draft vessels Vessel under sails but using machinery to propel Vessels at anchor Navigation Shapes All fishing vessels In addition in the direction of her gear or nets Navigation Shapes Vessel not under command Vessel engaged in mine clearance Navigation Shapes Vessel restricted in ability to manoeuvre Safe side to pass Side with obstruction Navigation Shapes Vessel aground Navigation Shapes Vessel operating divers Rule 32 - Definitions Rule 34 - Manoeuvring and Warning Signals Rule 35 - Sou