When dealing with TSS situations, always keep this in mind.
A vessel following a Traffic separation scheme does not get any special rights over any other vessel.
So for all the TSS situations consider that if there is a risk of collision, the rules for that situation would apply.
In the case of crossing situation in TSS, the rule 15 of the COLREGS would apply.
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JAYKUMAR YADAV
Aug 12, 2019how about the rule 18 sir does it apply ?with respect to the fishing or sailing v/l..i mean does the rule resposibilities b/w v/ APPLY?and can we give sound signal 34(D) to fishing or sailing v/l in TSS?
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