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| Inland Navigation: the certificates of capacity? | Three certificates of capacity? relating to the conduct of recreational craft on the waterways of int? inland (rivers until? limit registration Maritime, rivi? res, canals and Lakes) are the following:
the certificate of capacity? S (corresponding wholesale,? the former driving water int? above) for any vessel which the motorisation rate (see, below, the d? the motorisation rate finishing) is sub? within? unit?, and d? sign? under the term 'sport boat';
the certificate of capacity? (C) for any vessel which the motorisation rate is inf? within? unit? and whose length is inf? Interior or? gale? 15 m? tres and d? sign? under the term of it mark of pleasure '.
the certificate of capacity? PP for any vessel which the motorisation rate is inf? within? unit? and whose length is sup? rieure? 15 m? very (and limit? e? 24 m? very soon) and d? sign? under the term of? p? niche of pleasure?
No one can? tre driver of a motorized boat? int waters? above if it holds, according to the nature of the vessel and its dimensions, and depending on the nature of the track of water or the water loan? s, one of these certificates of capacity? (under r? serve certain provisions which will be explained? es below). |
| Test you | River navigation by its comfort, its flexibility of arr? t, his family life, his pace, the Boater is increasingly more followers.
And if by exception is not required to have his permit rivi? re for rental boats, a propri? silence for the m? me boat is not demographics?
We can only recommend to the future petty to learn? the conduct of vessels see? pass their code before m? me to rent one. | |
| Navigation Right Fran? ais | Conduct of vessels in waters int? above D. 91-731 of 23 July 1991 (excerpts)
NOR: EQUT9100912D
Official Journal 28 July 1991
Title I: crew
ARTICLE 2
Any motorized boat? must be in? crew staff n? necessary to ensure its progress and its s? security?, depending on the nature of the vessel, instead of its navigation and the circumstances which may be pr? submit on its road.
This? crew includes at least:
1? A driver within the meaning of article 1.02 of the r? rules g? n? ral int navigation police? domestic annex? the d? cret of September 21, 1973 contested?,? g? more than sixteen years.
2? A seaman... for goods vessels or p? niches of pleasure sailing in rivi? re or on the Lakes, except d? depart...
ARTICLE 3
Pilotage of vessels navigation int? domestic operating on certain routes or water int? the second senior? zone me d? finishes by the responsible Minister? transport must? tre assur? by a person with the licence of boss-driver pr? view by d? cret of March 9, 1970 contested?, in addition to certificates of capacity? PR? seen in articles 8, 9 and 10 of the pr? sent d? cret.
TITLE II: CONDUCT OF VESSELS
Chapter I: Provisions G? n? General
Section 1: Certificate of capacity?
ARTICLE 7
Under r? the provisions of the concerned 2nd serve? a the pr? this article and the provisions? res? the cat? category C listed in the art. 15? 18, no person shall? tre driver of a motorized boat? int waters? above if it holds, according to the nature of the vessel and its dimensions and the nature of the way of water or the water debt?, a certificate of ability? for the conduct of vessels on the waters int? above appropriate? s
The driver of a boat, not habitable in length inf? Interior? 5 m? tres and con? u to circulate normally? less than 20 km/h is free? the certificate of capacity? For the purposes of the pr? this title, a boat is? r? as? habitable? where it is? quip?, m? I summarily, to allow? its? crew to spend the night.
ARTICLE 8
According to the nature of the boats, are payable in 4? and 3? navigation set up area? in application of the d? cret of March 7, 1988 contested? certificates of capacity? following:
Cat? category C: for pleasure boats con? us and? quip? s for travelling in from? 20 km, the length of the hull is inf? Interior or? gale? 15 m? tres, d? sign? s in the pr? sent d? cret as of? pleasure checkmarks?;
Cat? category ppm: con pleasure craft? us and? quip? s to move in from? 20 km, the length of the hull is sup? rieure? 15 m? tres, d? sign? s in the pr? sent d? cret as of? p? niches of pleasure;
Cat? S: category for all boats con? u or? quip? to perform an activity? Sport, and to circulate normally beyond? 20 km/h, and d? sign? s in the pr? sent d? cret as of? sport boats?
Chapter II: Provisions? res? the cat? category C
Section 2: provides the C certificate
ARTICLE 15: charterer
On the track and plan water int? agreed that the list is Rios? t? e by the responsible Minister? of transport, the driver of a pleasure boat? nolis? is demographics? the certificate of capacity? Cat? category C when it is equipped with a map of Marina d? ships? e conform? the provisions of article 16 of the pr? sent d? cret.
This exemption is valid only within the limits of time and travel pr? seen in the? charterer?
For the purposes of the pr? sent d? cret, the term? charterer? d? sign op? ration by a pleasure boat is put into rental or? available to its members? title it? many free by an association or a corporation? t? or a grouping of any nature which is then call? ? charterer; the boat for pleasure concern? is said? nolis?
ARTICLE 16:
The charterer may? be authorized? by pr? President of the Supervisory Board in the jurisdiction of which is the home of its boats port? (d)? deliver the driver map pleasure referenced? e? article 15 above.
It cannot receive this permission only if it has pr? previously obtained from the pr? President of this commission a label for the vessel concerned?
ARTICLE 17: Label
The label referenced? article 16 of the pr? sent d? cret is d? ships? When the following conditions are r? United:
1? The charterer justifies a policy of insurance in validity? covering the risks of damage? tre caus? s third parties by the boat and its drivers as well as the retirement of the? pad damage.
2? The charterer directs education n? required? the conduct of a pleasure according to the procedures check? s d? finished by the monitoring commission territorially comp? tent.
3? The ship has a sufficient motorisation, is in good? state is v? rifi? p? regularly by the commission for monitoring territorially comp? tent. |
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| | | | The navigation code | | On the road, you respect the highway code, on the water you respect the code of the navigation. Share the water with its users by learning and recognizing the warning signs.
Source information VNF |
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| | | | A consult | | the site of backpackers you will find good advice.
You need to know that if you rent a boat you do not need permit by contrast if you buy the m? me boat you lou? You must have a permit for the pilot. |
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