Intention unclear!
High speed!
This high-speed boat making its way across the sea is simply too suspicious.
According to international maritime collision avoidance regulations, for the safety of navigation, vessels should actively enable the shipborne Automatic Identification System (AIS).
This system utilizes a series of advanced technologies to integrate information such as position, speed, course, and call sign, and broadcasts them through VHF radio, allowing nearby ships, coastal stations, and ports to understand the situation in real time.
In simple terms, navigating with this system switched on is like walking at night and being afraid of bumping into someone, beating a gong and drum while announcing who you are, where you are, and how fast you are going...
The system originated in civil aviation because airplanes fly fast and must pay special attention to collision avoidance in the air.
In reality...
Legitimate vessels navigating the seas would activate the AIS system.
