What is Inshore Traffic Zone?
Inshore Traffic Zone A coastal area, adjacent to the landward side of a traffic separation scheme, intended for use by vessels not using the main traffic lanes, such as local or smaller craft.
Source: IMO SMCP, STCW Convention, SOLAS, COLREG
How is “Inshore Traffic Zone” Used in Practice?
Small craft should use inshore traffic zone and keep clear of main shipping lanes. Vessels crossing must comply with COLREGS and report to VTS.
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Who Needs to Know This Term?
- Deck Officers
- Engine Officers
- Masters
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What is Inshore Traffic Zone?
A coastal area, adjacent to the landward side of a traffic separation scheme, intended for use by vessels not using the main traffic lanes, such as local or smaller craft.
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