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Maneuverability problems? looked to me like it was either the tug pushing it or the captain had it in reverse too long. You can clearly see in the video when they kick into forward. Fortunately there weren't any injuries because that could've ended VERY badly for anyone on those boats.
I'm no sea dog but that boat couldn't possibly maneuver itself in those quarters. I thought the when in spaces like that the tugs were responsible for all navigation and the ship just sat there.
It looked like the tug was still pushing after the impact. That's got to be a horrible felling for ANYONE involved Tug captain,ships captain, boat owners, bystanders
