Under the NAVIGATION RULES: International-Inland, the International Rule is on the left and the Inland Rule on the right.

Under the NAVIGATION RULES: International-Inland, the International Rule is on the left and the Inland Rule on the right.

• A. False
• B. Not specified
• C. True
• D. It depends on the vessel

Answer: (C)

In common Navigation Rules references that present International-Inland together, the two sets are laid out side by side with the International Rule on the left and the Inland Rule on the right. This arrangement is intentional to let mariners compare the two versions quickly and clearly. Because that is exactly how the material is structured, the statement is correct. The other options don’t fit because the layout isn’t vessel-dependent, and the arrangement isn’t unspecified in standard texts.

In common Navigation Rules references that present International-Inland together, the two sets are laid out side by side with the International Rule on the left and the Inland Rule on the right. This arrangement is intentional to let mariners compare the two versions quickly and clearly. Because that is exactly how the material is structured, the statement is correct. The other options don’t fit because the layout isn’t vessel-dependent, and the arrangement isn’t unspecified in standard texts.