Marine Regulations and Speed Limits in Hong Kong Waters

UpscaleSquirrel avatar
UpscaleSquirrel
·
·
Download

Start Quiz

Study Flashcards

17 Questions

What is the maximum speed permitted in the entrance to or within a typhoon shelter?

Five knots

What is the consequence for speeding at Typhoon Shelters?

Fine at level 2 ($5,000)

Who commits an offence if speeding at Typhoon Shelters?

The coxswain of the vessel

What is the penalty for a vessel entering the Airport Approach Area No. 7 or 8 without permission?

$10,000 fine

What is the consequence of a vessel exceeding 30 metres above sea level entering the Airport Approach Area No. 7 or 8?

$10,000 fine and imprisonment for 6 months

What is the maximum speed permitted at Speed Restricted Zones?

$5 knots

What signal indicates the possibility of strong winds and rough seas in Hong Kong waters?

Both Typhoon Signal and Strong Monsoon Signal

What factor primarily determines wave height in open waters?

Fetch

Which scale is used to estimate wind speeds based on observed conditions at sea?

Beaufort Wind Scale

What is the primary source for obtaining weather information and warnings for mariners in Hong Kong waters?

Vessel Traffic Centre (VTC)

How can a vessel operator interpret the potential impact of an approaching typhoon on local sea conditions?

All of the above

Which factor is NOT directly related to wave height in open waters?

Water depth

What is the most important rule to follow when navigating by radar in limited visibility?

Rule 19 (Conduct of Vessel in Restricted Visibility)

What should masters, coxswains and persons-in-charge of vessels do during navigation in restricted visibility?

All of the above

What should a master do if the surrounding traffic information obtained by radar is not sufficient for a full assessment of the situation?

Take into account the situation for assessing the appropriate speed to use

What is the main purpose of the Hong Kong Tidal Stream Prediction System?

To assist in navigation and seamanship

What is the most important factor to consider when navigating in restricted visibility?

Strictly complying with the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972

Learn about the regulations for vessels with height restrictions in Airport Approach Areas in Hong Kong, along with speed limits and navigation guidelines in Victoria Harbour and adjacent waters.

Make Your Own Quizzes and Flashcards

Convert your notes into interactive study material.

Get started for free
Use Quizgecko on...
Browser
Browser