Question 39Navigation General
70% to passIn order to utilize the capacity of a lock to its maximum, pleasure craft are locked through with all of the following EXCEPT _______________.
A
oil barges
B
cement barges
C
coal barges
D
sand barges
AI Explanation
The correct answer is A) oil barges. Pleasure craft are typically locked through a lock system separately from commercial barges, such as cement, coal, and sand barges, in order to maximize the capacity and efficiency of the lock. However, oil barges are often locked through with pleasure craft, as they pose a lower risk and can be accommodated more easily in the lock system. The other options (B, C, and D) are incorrect because cement, coal, and sand barges are commercial vessels that require separate locking procedures to ensure the maximum utilization of the lock's capacity.
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