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1 SteerCert Objective Detailed knowledge of Contents of key selected rules from ColRegs and PLA Byelaws Contents of Tideway Rowing Rules Knowledge of Right of way Signals Bridge passing guidelines Overtaking guidelines Understanding of The tide Practical implications of ColRegs and the Tideway Rowing Rules Cox / steerer s responsibilities Steering rules and Guidelines Stream impact Safety issues 0
2 Agenda Navigation Rules Legislative Framework Boatmanship Definitions Tide Relevent sections of the International Regulations (ColRegs) Relevent contents of PLA Byelaws Tideway Rowing Rules Steering on the tideway 2 Example Outings 1
3 Agenda Navigation Rules Legislative Framework Boatmanship Definitions Tide Relevent sections of the International Regulations (ColRegs) Relevent contents of PLA Byelaws Tideway Rowing Rules Steering on the tideway 2 Example Outings 2
4 Legislative Framework The Thames is different! International Regulations for prevention of collisions at sea (ColRegs) Apply everywhere Include the tidal section of the Thames PLA Byelaws Apply locally to all craft on the Thames Tideway Rowing Rules Ancient traditions now formalised Applies to rowing boats only on certain tidal sections of the Thames only Most other river users will not be aware of them 3
5 Agenda Navigation Rules Legislative Framework Boatmanship Definitions Tide Relevent sections of the International Regulations (ColRegs) Relevent contents of PLA Byelaws Tideway Rowing Rules Steering on the tideway 2 example outings 4
6 Key boatmanship definitions 5
7 Agenda Navigation Rules Legislative Framework Boatmanship Definitions Tide Relevent sections of the International Regulations (ColRegs) Relevent contents of PLA Byelaws Tideway Rowing Rules Steering on the tideway 2 example outings 6
8 The Tide Cycle of ~12.5 hours Ebb tide ( going out ) 7-8 hours Flood tide ( coming in ) ~5 hours Slack water ~5 15 minutes Spring / Neap tides Neap Tides Smaller tidal range Spring Tides Large tidal range These cycle during a month, following moon cycle Spring Range Neaps Range 7
9 Tide: 12 th s Rule Tidal Range Huge volume of water moves to change the tide: First hour: Volume of 1/ 12 th of the volume water / speed Second hour: 2 / 12 th s of the volume Third hour: 3 / 12 th s of the volume Fourth hour: 3 / 12ths of the volume Fifth hour: 2 / 12ths of the volume Sixth hour: 1 2 1/ 12th of the volume
10 The strongest current follows the deepest part of the river 9
11 The Fairway reduces in width as you go upstream 10
12 Slack water As the tide turns, there is a period of no obvious stream This is the most dangerous time on the water Watch out: Tide turns in Putney ~40 minutes before Chiswick Crews often meet in the middle of the river, both going with the tide In periods of high rainfall, the stream can overcome the tide earlier than expected In August, stream changed direction 5 times in 2 hours 11
13 How to determine whether the tide has turned If in doubt, try to work out which direction the stream is flowing Then adopt steering rules accordingly How to work it out Look at moored boats Look at flow of water on bridge buttresses Look at the build up of water on one side of a buoy Which way am I drifting? (be careful!) Take a transit on the shore 12
14 Agenda Navigation Rules Legislative Framework Boatmanship Definitions Tide Relevent sections of the International Regulations (ColRegs) Relevent contents of PLA Byelaws Tideway Rowing Rules Steering on the tideway 2 example outings 13
15 Relevent parts of the ColRegs Responsibility Coxed Boats: Coxless boats: steersperson coxswain is responsible, together with the stroke Look out Maintain a frequent look out to ensure you Stay on course Watch ahead for oncoming traffic Look every 5 strokes or more frequently Safe Speed Every vessel shall at all times proceed at a safe speed so that she can take proper and effective action to avoid collision and be stopped within a distance appropriate to the prevailing circumstances and conditions. Note this is nothing to do with the PLA rules 14
16 Narrow Channels A vessel proceeding along the course of a narrow channel or fairway shall keep as near to the outer limit of the channel or fairway which lies on her starboard side as is safe and practicable This includes the tideway 15
17 Meeting Head On When meeting another craft head on, both vessels should: Alter course to starboard Pass Port to Port 16
18 Meeting head on (II) What would you do here? 17
19 Making course adjustments to avoid collision Four things to remember Make alterations positive Make them obvious / distinct Make them early Make them sufficient Practical considerations You might need to get the whole crew to take a few strokes You might need to move to firm pressure When spinning boats round plan ahead 18
20 Overtaking In general: Overtake on the outside This is usually in the faster stream The overtaking crew has no right of way You may not overtake in the restricted zones (we will come to those shortly) The crew being overtaken should maintain course and speed 19
21 Overtaking: what should you do here? With the stream? Against the stream??? 20
22 Signals Common Ship Signals I am turning to starboard I am turning to port My propulsion if going backwards I do not understand your intentions 21
23 Agenda Navigation Rules Legislative Framework Boatmanship Definitions Tide Relevent sections of the International Regulations (ColRegs) Relevent contents of PLA Byelaws Tideway Rowing Rules Steering on the tideway 2 example outings 22
24 Obstructing Fairways Dont! Most common: Spinning Overtaking Stopped to take on water / change kit / coach Make sure that you are not blocking the fairway that other, larger vessels cannot deviate from 23
25 Right of way (I) A rowing boat is classed as a powered vessel (!) As such it gives way to: Vessels not under command (technical term) Restricted in ability to manoeuvre (ie dredging / very deep draught etc) Fishing boats Sailing boats In addition, give way to Anything larger than 20m This includes the gin palaces / river cruisers 24
26 Right of way (II) When two boats are approaching a bridge in low water conditions There will be a narrow defined channel / fairway Which boat has right of way? The boat heading downstream has right of way as it will not be able to stop easily 25
27 Speed Limits The maximum speed limit is? 8 knots (~9 mph) (Unless you are accompanying a rowing boat in training) Drink and Drugs Limits? Drink: 35microgrammes per 100 ml of breath (same as a car) Drugs: Unfit to pilot the vessel 26
28 Agenda Navigation Rules Legislative Framework Boatmanship Definitions Tide Relevent sections of the International Regulations (ColRegs) Relevent contents of PLA Byelaws Tideway Rowing Rules Steering on the tideway 2 example outings 27
29 Tideway Rowing Rules These have been established for centuries Designed to allow watermen to transport bales of hay in the most efficient way possible Now a privilege taken by rowing crews Clubs keep being threatened with the removal of this privilege Applies from Putney Bridge Crossing point to Syon Crossing Basically allows those going against the tide to take the shortest possible route Working the shallows 28
30 Tideway Steering with the tide 29
31 Tideway Steering against the tide Crossing Points Crossing Points Crossing Points Crossing Points 30
32 Crossing Points There are 4 of these: 100m upstream of Putney Bridge The Chiswick Steps (that are not there anymore!) Opposite The Ship pub Isleworth Ferry Gate on Syon Reach (about opposite the No 13 on the wall) These are well defined in theory, but more difficult to find in practice Never stop at a crossing point You will fail your assessment if you do... (I should know!) 31
33 Crossing Pass behind any oncoming traffic 32
34 Crossing at the Ship Pub Tide The Ship Pub 33
35 Crossing at the Ship Pub (II) Tide The Ship Pub 34
36 Chiswick Steps Crossing Point Tide 35
37 Putney Pier Crossing Point Tide Black Buoy Other Clubs LRC Thames 36
38 Putney Pier Crossing Point Tide Black Buoy Other Clubs LRC Thames 37
39 Putney Pier Crossing Point Tide Black Buoy Other Clubs LRC Thames 38
40 Putney Pier Crossing Point Tide Black Buoy Other Clubs LRC Thames 39
41 Putney Pier Crossing Point Tide Black Buoy Other Clubs LRC Thames 40
42 Syon Crossing Point PLA Moorings Tide
43 Beyond Syon Crossing Crossing Point Normal River rules apply (ie Non Tideway Rowing rules) Steer a course on the starboard side of the fairway (keep to the right, in English) This applies both with and against the tide 42
44 Bridge Zones Bridge Zones: No stopping, no turning in the marked areas Basically they correspond to areas surrounding bridges and extend to cover all areas in front of clubs 43
45 Kew Railway Bridge to Kew Road Bridge This area is also a non stopping area, after recent changes to the rules Between Kew Railway Bridge and Kew Road Bridge. Only exception is in the case of safety, where marked 44
46 Agenda Navigation Rules Legislative Framework Boatmanship Definitions Tide Relevent sections of the International Regulations (ColRegs) Relevent contents of PLA Byelaws Tideway Rowing Rules Steering on the tideway 2 example outings 45
47 Turning (Pink House) Tide Move out of the inshore zone first, and then complete the turn. 46
48 Turning: Putney Tide Even more critical: move out of the inshore zone first, and then complete the turn once on the STARBOARD side of the fairway 47
49 Agenda Navigation Rules Legislative Framework Boatmanship Definitions Tide Relevent sections of the International Regulations (ColRegs) Relevent contents of PLA Byelaws Tideway Rowing Rules Steering on the tideway 2 example outings 48
50 Typical Outing to Pink House on an ebb tide (hint) 49
51 Bridges: Navigation channels: Tide going out (Ebb) Kew Railway Bridge Heading to Richmond (against Tide) Against the Tide 50
52 Bridges: Navigation channels: Tide going out (Ebb) Kew Bridge Heading to Richmond (against tide) Against the Tide 51
53 Syon Crossing Point PLA Moorings Tide
54 Typical Outing coming back from Pink house (ebb tide) 53
55 Bridges: Navigation channels: Tide going out (Ebb) Kew Bridge Heading to Putney (with Tide) With the Tide 54
56 Bridges: Navigation channels: Tide going out (Ebb) Kew Railway Bridge Heading to Putney (with Tide) With the Tide 55
57 Bridges: Navigation channels: Tide going out (Ebb) Chiswick Bridge Heading to Putney (with Tide) With the Tide 56
58 Turning at the Ship Pub 2 options 2 Tide 1 The Ship Pub 57
59 Bridges: Navigation channels: Tide going out (Ebb) Chiswick Bridge Heading to Richmond (against Tide) Against the Tide 58
60 Typical Outing to Putney on a flood tide 59
61 Bridges: Navigation channels TIDE COMING IN (FLOOD) Chiswick Bridge Heading to Putney (against Tide) Against the Tide 60
62 Crossing at the Ship Pub Tide The Ship Pub 61
63 Bridges: Navigation channels TIDE COMING IN (FLOOD) Barnes Railway Bridge Heading to Putney (against Tide) Against the Tide 62
64 Typical Outing to Putney on a flood tide 63
65 Chiswick Steps Crossing Point Tide 64
66 Bridges: Navigation channels TIDE COMING IN (FLOOD) Hammersmith Bridge Heading to Putney (against Tide) Against the Tide 65
67 Putney Pier Crossing Point Tide Black Buoy Other Clubs LRC Thames 66
68 Coming back from Putney on a flood tide 67
69 Bridges: Navigation channels TIDE COMING IN (FLOOD) Hammersmith Bridge Heading to Richmond (with Tide) With the Tide Why is the channel here? 68
70 Bridges: Navigation channels TIDE COMING IN (FLOOD) Barnes Railway Bridge Heading to Richmond (with Tide) With the Tide 69
71 Bridges: Navigation channels TIDE COMING IN (FLOOD) Chiswick Bridge Heading to Richmond (with Tide) With the Tide 70
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