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If you are driving a powerboat or PWC and meet another powerboat or PWC head-on, you should keep to the right.

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Answered by GPT-4o mini
True. When two powerboats or personal watercraft (PWC) meet head-on, each vessel should turn to its right to avoid a collision, following the general rule of the road (similar to driving on the road). This is known as the "give-way" rule.
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