How should divers manage their movement in narrow passages?

Managing movement in narrow passages is crucial for maintaining safety and ensuring effective collaboration among divers. Yielding to less maneuverable divers is important because it allows those who may not be able to navigate tight spaces as easily the opportunity to pass through safely. This can include newer divers or those with bulkier equipment. By allowing these divers to go first, more experienced divers can help prevent congestion and potential accidents that may arise from trying to maneuver past each other in restricted areas.

Narrow passages can be challenging, and maintaining communication and awareness of surrounding divers is essential for a safe diving experience. It fosters a cooperative environment where divers can rely on each other for support, ultimately promoting safety in potentially hazardous situations.