OUPV & 100-Ton Master · Operations — Negligence
An operator who endangers life, limb, or property through inattention or unsafe operation may be charged with:
- ANothing—it is not regulated
- BA customs offense only
- CA parking violation
- DNegligent or grossly negligent operation✓ Correct
Explanation
Negligent operation that endangers life, limb, or property is prohibited and can result in civil penalty, and for credentialed mariners, suspension or revocation (S&R) proceedings under 46 CFR Part 5. Gross negligence carries heavier penalties.
Authority: 46 USC 2302; 46 CFR Part 5
Practice the full OUPV & 100-Ton Master bank
Free spaced-repetition quizzing across 2190 USCG exam questions — it schedules your reviews so the ones you miss come back until they stick.
Related OUPV & 100-Ton Master questions
- Credentials & Routes
What does the OUPV (Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessels) credential authorize?
- Credentials & Routes
A vessel certificated under Subchapter T is best described as a:
- Credentials & Routes
The 'near coastal' route on a license authorizes operation within how many nautical miles of the coastline?
- Credentials & Routes
A Master 100 Gross Tons (Near Coastal) credential authorizes a mariner to:
- Credentials & Routes
What is the minimum age to be issued an OUPV credential?
- Sea Service
For an OUPV credential, how much total sea service is generally required?