RULES OF NAVIGATION

rules of navigation.Maritime law. The principles and regulations that govern the steering and

sailing of vessels to avoid collisions. • Examples include the International Rules governing

conduct on the high seas and the Inland Rules governing navigation on the inland waters of the

United States and U.S. vessels on the Canadian waters of the Great Lakes. 33 USCA §§

1602–1608, 2001–73. [Cases: Collision 3–16. C.J.S. Collision §§ 9, 13–16, 22–24, 26–35.] [Blacks Law 8^th]