When crossing paths with another vessel the give-way vessel (the one that must give the other the right-of-way) should Slow Down Or Change Course
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When crossing paths with another vessel the give-way vessel (the one that must give the other the right-of-way) should Slow Down Or Change Course
The give-way vessel should either slow down or change course to avoid a collision. This action is essential to ensure safety on the water. By either reducing speed or altering its path, the give-way vessel increases the distance between itself and the stand-on vessel (the one that has the right of way), thereby preventing accidents and ensuring safe navigation.