Free on line CEVNI training test- The European Code for Inland Waterways

What is the meaning of this sign?:
1. No meeting or overtaking.
2. Keep to the right of the channel.
3. Keep to the left of the channel.
4. Beware of oncoming high speed traffic.
What is the meaning of this sign?:
1. No entry.
2. Low bridge.
3. No power vessels.
4. Speed limits apply.
The meaning of this signal when displayed on a vessel is:
1. The vessel has priority.
2. The vessel is under 20m long and has 15 passengers.
3. The vessel requires medical assistance.
4. The vessel is carrying a dangerous cargo.
What is the meaning of this sign?:
1. No entry.
2. No meeting or overtaking.
3. No motorised vessels.
4. All vessels to proceed at slow speed.
When overtaking on a river, you would normally do so:
1. On the starboard side of the other vessel.
2. On the port side of the other vessel.
3. On the side the other vessel is displaying a blue board.
4. On the side that your vessel is displaying a blue board.
What is the meaning of this sign?:
1. There is a hazard on the right side of the channel.
2. There is a hazard on the left side of the channel.
3. Warning - Ferry ahead.
4. Stop at the junction ahead.
What is the meaning of this sign?:
1. No sailing vessels.
2. No "small craft".
3. Wildlife reserve.
4. Area reserved for sailing vessels only.
What is the meaning of this sign?:
1. Be prepared to stop as regulations require.
2. No entry.
3. Strong current.
4. Channel in the center.
This sound signal means:
1. My engines are going astern.
2. There is a danger of collision.
3. I am going to turn 180 degrees to port.
4. I am turning to starboard.
What is the meaning of this sign?:
1. Diving operations.
2. No entry.
3. End of a restriction.
4. Restricted area.
What is the meaning of this signal when displayed on a vessel?:
1. Vessel engaged in fishing.
2. There is a pilot aboard.
3. The vessel is not under command.
4. The vessel is engaged in diving operations.
Which of the following statements are true?:
1. Small craft are not permitted on Class 1 waterways.
2. Small craft are not permitted on Class 2 waterways.
3. Small craft must carry a pilot on Class 1 waterways.
4. Small craft must give way to "normal vessels.
What is the meaning of this signal when displayed on a vessel?:
1. The vessel is carrying a dangerous cargo.
2. The vessel is towing.
3. The vessel is not under command.
4. The vessel is fishing.
What is the meaning of the following signal when displayed on a vessel?:
1. The vessel is not under command.
2. The vessel is towing.
3. The vessel is constrained by draught.
4. The vessel is a ferry.

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CEVNI - The European Code for Inland Waterways - Test 1.

Multiple-choice exercise