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Pandemic Stress Weighs On Mariners
Mask-Wearing Required for All Passenger Vessels
USCG Warns Mariners Against Disabling AIS
Grounding Launches Runaway Barges
Bridge Heights Are Not Guesswork
A Rush To Judgment Can Be Costly
It Could’ve Been A Lot Worse
Vive la Differénce!
Good Intentions Gone Bad
Mentor of Many
One Step Forward…A Giant Step Backward
Don’t Let Distractions Sink Your Career
Short staffed and overworked crews—stranded on extended shifts during the pandemic—seem reason enough to…
In the case of a maritime incident gone viral, some of the world’s best and most experienced mariners…
When a maritime casualty occurs, the vessel owner’s counsel may work to defend the involved captain, but...
Recently, while under tow by the towing vessel Island Chief, an unmanned barge crashed into…
The USCG has issued a warning to mariners to not disable their vessel's Automated Identification System (AIS) due to the…
What started as a tranquil day towing barges downriver, quickly deteriorated as two barges—and all hell—broke loose...
The sophistication of locks, dams and bridges, the unpredictable fluctuations in water levels and the consequences…
All of these commercial vessels were operating in close quarters with a fleet of small yachts, sailboats and…
A towboat captain, pushing loaded barges on a high and fast-moving river, made two decisions that put his career and USCG license in jeopardy...
When human and technological distractions came together on the bridge of a towboat traveling downriver…
“Ferry Folgefonn visited three different ports in a fully autonomous operation without…”
Whoever could have predicted that a federal law enacted in 1920 would be…