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NON-LATERALAIDSLATERAL SYSTEM

(As seen entering from Seaward)

Rev. 03/11

Table of Contents

NEW JERSEY SAFE BOATING ......................................................1 Boating Safety Education & Minimum Age Requirements .............2 Non-Tidal Boat License ...................................................................3 Navigation Rules ..............................................................................4

CHAPTER 1

Registration, Titling & Documentation .......................................6 Vessel Titling ....................................................................................6 Boat Registration ............................................................................7 Registration Required ......................................................................7 Documented Vessels ........................................................................8 Numbering System & Display .........................................................8 Validation Decal ...............................................................................9 Obtaining Applications ..................................................................10 Change of Residence ......................................................................10

CHAPTER 2

Equipment ...............................................................................11 Muffl ing Device .............................................................................11 Coast Guard Approved Equipment ................................................11 Flame Arresters (Backfi re Flame Control) .....................................11 Sound Signaling Appliances For Vessels Less Than 20 Meters

(65'6") ............................................................................................12

Personal Flotation Devices ............................................................12 Wearing of PFDs by Children 12 and Under .................................14 Fire Extinguishers ..........................................................................15 Marine Sanitation Devices (MSDs) ...............................................16 Visual Distress Signals: The Regulations ......................................17 Visual Distress Signals: Handling and Storage ..............................18 Visual Distress Signals Types ........................................................19 Visual Distress Warning.... .............................................................20 Minimum Required Equipment by Length of Boat .......................21 Meter-feet Conversions ..................................................................24

CHAPTER 3

Operator's Responsibilities .......................................................25 Power-Driven Vessels ....................................................................25 International .................................................................................25 Inland ...........................................................................................25 Sailing Vessels & Vessels Under Oars ...........................................26 International & Inland ..................................................................26

Lights Used When Anchored

International & Inland ..................................................................26 Found Vessels ...............................................................................27 Boating Accidents/Duties In Case of Accidents ............................27

Speed ..............................................................................................28

Operating a Vessel Under the Infl uence of Intoxicating Liquor, Drugs or Narcotics .........................................................................29 Reckless or Careless Operation Forbidden ....................................32 Personal Watercraft .......................................................................32 Waterskiing ....................................................................................34 Skin Diving ....................................................................................35 Watercraft Noise Control ...............................................................35

Racing ............................................................................................36

Race Test Permits ...........................................................................36 Loading Your Boat .........................................................................47 Water Pollution and the Recreational Boater .................................38 Discharge of Oil Prohibited ...........................................................38 Electrical Shock .............................................................................38

CHAPTER 4

For Your Protection ...................................................................39 Security Afl oat ...............................................................................39 Report Stolen Boats and Equipment ..............................................41 Bargain Deals .................................................................................42 Marine Radio Information .............................................................42 Float Plan ..............................................................................42 & 43 Equipment Checklist ......................................................................44 Marine Law Enforcement Stations ................................................45 Navigation Aids .............................................................................46 Boating Safety Course information may be located at: www.cgaux.org www.usps.org www.BOATUS.com Boating Safety Courses must be completed in person.

NEW JERSEY SAFE BOATING

The objective of the boating safety program is to reduce the risk of loss of life, injury and property damage associated with the use of the state's waterways. The state recognizes the need for safe boating and highly rec- ommends that the boating enthusiasts make themselves thor- oughly familiar with all of the laws, regulations and other in- formation contained in this booklet. Boating is best enjoyed when the boater is knowledgeable and diligent in observing safety precautions. Rules and regulations quoted herein are most commonly used. New Jersey has adopted the Navigational Rules International- Inland and the Code of Federal Regulations as the standards for vessel equipment and operation. The Navigational Rules and the Code of Federal Regulations can be purchased either at a boat supply store or through a boating catalog. In addition to these standards, other laws, rules, and regulations have been adopted for the waters of this State. Consult local authorities for information on local ordinances.

For more information on Boating Safety, Rules &

Regulations, and Boating Safety Certificates,

visit www.njsp.org/maritime 1

BOATING SAFETY EDUCATION

& MINIMUM AGE MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No NoNo No

Are you 16 years old or older?

Do you have a NJ

Boating Safety

Certificate?

Do you have a NJ

Boating Safety

Certificate? Are you 13 yearsof age but less

than 16 years of age?

You cannot operate

any power vessel on NJ waters.Are you under

13 years of age?

You cannot operate

any power vessel on NJ waters.You can operate any power vessel including personal watercraft on NJ waters.

You may operate

vessel powered solely by an electric motor or a vessel 12 ft. long or longer with less than 10 HP.

21) There are NO EXEMPTIONS to N.J. age requirements.

2) Out-of-state residents who are at least 16 years old and in

New Jersey for less than 90 days may operate a power ves- sel on the waters of the State of New Jersey if they possess a certiÞ cate issued by their state of residence or they have in their possession written proof of successful completion of a boat safety course approved by another state, the U.S. Coast Guard, or the National Association of State Boating

Law Administrators (NASBLA).

3

NON-TIDAL BOAT LICENSE

A boat license is separate from the boating safety certifi cate and is issued by the Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC).

Exemptions

1) Vessel powered by a motor less than 1 HP or a 12 volt elec-

tric motor.

2) A vessel 12 feet long or longer with less than 10 HP.

3) While competing in an authorized race pursuant to a permit

issued by the Division of State Police in the Department of

Law & Public Safety.

4) If the person is an out-of-state resident who has written

proof of successful completion of a course substantially similar to a NJ approved Boating Safety Course.

Are you going to boat on

non-tidal water (Water where the tide does not change)?

No Non-Tidal Boat

License required.

Non-tidal boat

license required. No No Yes Yes

Does one of the below

listed exemptions apply? 4

NAVIGATION RULES

All vessels operating on the waters of this State are responsible for adherence to the Navigation Rules International/Inland. The rules as defi ned in COMDTINST M16672.2D, are applied as set forth under the COLREGS Demarcation Lines. In addition, all vessels 12 meters (39'4") and over in length are required to have on board a copy of the Navigation Rules, International/Inland, COMDTINST M 16672.2D, while oper- ating on the waters of this State.

Rule 5, LOOKOUT

Every vessel shall at all times maintain a proper look-out by sight and hearing as well as by all available means appropriate in the prevailing circumstances and conditions so as to make a full appraisal of the situation and of the risk of collision.

Rule 6, SAFE SPEED

Every vessel shall at all times proceed at a safe speed so that it can take proper and effective action to avoid collision and be stopped within a distance appropriate to the prevailing circum- stances and conditions.

Rule 7, COLLISION

Every vessel shall use all available means appropriate to the prevailing circumstances and conditions to determine if risk of collision exists. If there is any doubt such risk shall be deemed to exist.

Rule 8, ACTION TO AVOID COLLISION

Any action taken to avoid collision shall, if the circumstances of the case admit, be positive, made in ample time and with due regard to the observance of good seamanship. If necessary to avoid collision or allow more time to assess the situation, a vessel shall slacken its speed or take all way off by stopping or reversing its means of propulsion.

5Rule 9, NARROW CHANNELS

A vessel proceeding along the course of a narrow channel or fairway shall keep as near to the outer limit of the channel or fairway which lies on its starboard side as is safe and practi- cable.

Rule 14, HEAD-ON SITUATION

When two power-driven vessels are meeting on reciprocal or nearly reciprocal courses so as to involve risk of collision, each shall alter its course to starboard so that each shall pass on the port side of the other.

Rule 15, CROSSING SITUATION

When two power-driven vessels are crossing so as to involve risk of collision, the vessel which has the other on its starboard side shall keep out of the way and shall, if the circumstances of the case admit, avoid crossing ahead of the other vessel.

Rule 16, ACTION BY GIVE-WAY VESSEL

Every vessel which is directed to keep out of the way of an- other vessel shall, so far as possible, take early and substantial action to keep well clear.

Rule 17, ACTION BY STAND-ON VESSEL

A power-driven vessel which takes action in a crossing situa- tion to avoid collision with another power-driven vessel shall, if the circumstances of the case admit, not alter course to port for a vessel on its own port side. 6

CHAPTER 1

Titling, Registration, & Documentation

VESSEL TITLING

All vessels longer than 12 feet in length must be titled. Yes Yes No No No

Is the vessel longerthan 12 feet?

You do not

need a boattitle.Is it a brand new boat purchase?

Was it purchased

from a New Jerseyowner?

Did last registered

state require a title?

Take most recent vessel

registration along with a notarizedsigned statement attesting tothe accuracy of the H.I.N.

In addition to the H.I.N., you willneed to know the year, make & typeof boat, its length, material usedfor construction, the source ofpower & the proposed use (pleasureor commercial). Take all of thisinformation, along with your driver'slicense # (or corpcode if companyowned) to your local M.V.C.

You will needmanufacturer'scertificate oforigin.

Complete the

assignmentsection on theback of the titleand have sellersign it.No Yes Yes 7

BOAT REGISTRATION

All titled boats must also be registered. In addition, all power vessels, regardless of length, must be registered. If the boat is not titled, you will have to show proof of owner- ship. Any of the documents accepted for titling are also accept- able for registration.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Every vessel in New Jersey waters shall be registered and num- bered, except: a. Vessels operated under a federally approved numbering system of another state, operated on a transient basis; b. Documented vessels from other states operated in this

State in a transient status only;

c. Vessels from foreign countries here temporarily; d. Public vessels of the United States, a state or subdivi- sion or agency thereof; e. A ship's lifeboat; f. Vessels used exclusively for racing while competing in an authorized race, or under permit issued from the

New Jersey State Police;

g. A non-powered sailboat or vessel used exclusively on small lakes and ponds wholly within private lands; h. A non-powered infl atable, surfboard, racing shell or tender for direct transportation between a vessel and the shore and for no other purpose (i.e., dinghy); i. Non-powered Vessels 12 feet or less in length j. A non-powered kayak or canoe. 8

DOCUMENTED VESSELS

1. All documented vessels for which the owner maintains,

owns, rents, leases or otherwise occupies space within this State, other than on a transient basis, MUST be registered with this State according to the established fee schedule, but are not required to display numbers. Validation decals will be issued and must be displayed on these vessels.

2. Registration certifi cates must be carried on board the vessel

at all times while the vessel is in operation.

3. Those vessels documented under Part 67 of Title 46, Code

of Federal Regulations and required to register with this State pursuant to NJSA 12:7-34.44a shall display a valida- tion sticker on each side of the vessel in an area adjacent to the main steering station affi xed to the vertical surface plainly visible at all times from both the port (left) and star-quotesdbs_dbs14.pdfusesText_20