international regulations- nav lib（国际法规- nav自由）.docVIP

International Regulations For Preventing Collisions At Sea, 1972 as amended 4 November 1995 (A.736{18}) This site has been set up and is maintained by Roy Lawson of Sea Skippers Academy as a service to South African Skippers and the general boating public Contents General Rule 1 - Application Rule 2 - Responsibility Rule 3 - General definitions Conduct of vessels in any condition of visibility Rule 4 - Application Rule 5 - Look-out Rule 6 - Safe speed Rule 7 - Risk of collision Rule 8 - Action to avoid collision Rule 9 - Narrow channels Rule 10 - Traffic separation schemes  Conduct of vessels in sight of one another Rule 11 - Application Rule 12 - Sailing vessels Rule 13 - Overtaking Rule 14 - Head-on situation Rule 15 - Crossing situation Rule 16 - Action by give-way vessel Rule 17 - Action by stand-on vessel Rule 18 - Responsibilities between vessels Conduct of vessels in restricted visibility Rule 19 - Conduct of vessels in restricted visibility Lights and Shapes Rule 20 - Application Rule 21 - Definitions Rule 22 - Visibility of lights Rule 23 - Power-driven vessels underway Rule 24 - Towing and pushing Rule 25 - Sailing vessels underway and vessels under oars Rule 26 - Fishing vessels Rule 27 - Vessels not under command or restricted in their ability to manoeuvre Rule 28 - Vessels constrained by their draught Rule 29 - Pilot vessels Rule 30 - Anchored vessels and vessels aground Rule 31 - Seaplanes Sound and Light signals Rule 32 - Definitions Rule 33 - Equipment for sound signals Rule 34 - Manoeuvering and warning signals Rule 35 - Sound signals in restricted visibility Rule 36 - Signals to attract attention Rule 37 - Distress signals Exceptions Rule 38 - Exemptions Distress Signals - Annex IV PART A : GENERAL RULE 1 - Application These Rules shall apply to all vessels upon the high seas and in all waters connected therewith navigable by sea-going vessels. Nothing in these Rules shall interfere with