Transcription of Transport for NSW Boating Handbook
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Transport for NSW Boating Handbook
Transport for NSWB oating Handbook 2 ContentsStaying safe on NSW waterways 4 Marine safety rules and regulations 5 About Transport for NSW 6 Types of vessels 7 General maritime terms 9 Licences and registration 10 Getting your boat licence 11 Getting your PWC licence 16 Licence restrictions for drivers aged under 16 18 Renewing your licence 19 Changing your details 19 Interstate and overseas licences 19 Driving without a licence 20 Registering a vessel 21 Transferring registration 25 Using a vessel commercially 26 Hiring a vessel 29 Lifejackets and safety equipment 30 When to wear a lifejacket 31 Carrying lifejackets 37 Approved types of lifejacket 37 Children and lifejackets 40 Dog lifejackets 41 Looking after your lifejacket 42 Essential safety equipment 46 Safety equipment checklist 52 Recommended safety equipment 57Be prepared 58 Before you go on the water 59 Checking the weather 64 Loading your vessel 67 Maintaining your vessel 69 Rules 72 Proper lookout 73 Giving way 76 Overtaking 81 Avoiding collision 82 Channels and rivers 82 Safe distance 83 Safe speed 86 Alcohol limits 88 People on board 90 Wash 92 COVER: The joy of Boating on NSW waterways.
the recreational boating infrastructure program. The Centre for Maritime Safety branch of Transport for NSW is responsible for improving waterway safety, access and sustainability for all NSW waterway users. Responsibilities include: • Setting goals for reducing boating trauma, including the ‘Towards Zero’ vision for zero
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