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CEVNI revision module 8 of 9

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Berthing, Mooring, and Environment

Mooring permissions, wash, speed, shore impact, rubbish, and local restrictions.

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4 guided lessons · 8 practice questions · 8 flashcards

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  • Explain mooring permissions, wash, speed, shore impact, rubbish, and local restrictions.
  • Apply mooring rules to a realistic onboard situation.
  • Recall the core check: moor only where permitted and safe.

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Where You May Stop

Inland stopping places are controlled by signs, bank works, commercial berths, lock and bridge approaches, private moorings, and environmental restrictions. A convenient bank is not automatically a permitted berth.

CEVNI sign families matter here: no berthing, no anchoring, no making fast, berthing permitted, maximum number abreast, reserved areas, and dangerous-goods berth markings can all change the plan.

  • Moor only where permitted and safe.
  • Do not obstruct the fairway, lock approaches, bridge openings, ferries, or commercial berths.
  • Read any distance, time, vessel type, or maximum-number panel.
  • Use lines and fenders without damaging banks, trees, signs, ladders, or safety equipment.
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