Common use of Safety and Other Rules Clause in Contracts

Safety and Other Rules. The Hirer agrees to comply with the health & safety rules listed in the Boaters’ Handbook and also with the following rules at all times: To only carry those named on the Handover Document. Not to tow other craft or allow the Boat to be towed except under professional assistance in the event of breakdown or emergency. Not to cruise between sunset and sunrise. The Boat is only equipped for cruising during daylight hours. To observe all speed limits, not to race and not to cruise at a speed which creates a breaking wash or disturbs or inconveniences other waterway users. Not to take or have on the Boat without the company’s prior written permission any dinghies, canoes, inflatables, portable heaters, bicycles, vehicles, lighting equipment, TV sets, electrical appliances (other than razors), inflammable liquids or substances, gas cylinders, barbecues, car batteries, fire arms or any other items which might create dangers or hazards. Not to use the boat for business purposes. To give way to laden or un-laden cargo boats, sailing craft, rowing boats and other human propelled craft. Not to have or carry any live fishing bait on the Boat. To keep all supplied technology items inside the boat, such as radio or speakers. Not to allow smoking inside the Boat. Not to use candles on the Boat. Not to carry or use fireworks on the Boat. Observe all byelaws, navigational limits or instructions and advice of the Environment Agency and other navigational authorities and the Company and their respective officers and employees. The Company reserves the right at its discretion without liability to restrict cruising areas or routes in the light of prevailing conditions.

Safety and Other Rules. The Hirer agrees to comply with the health & safety rules listed in the Boaters’ Handbook and also with the following rules at all times: To only carry those named times for the health and safety of the persons on the Handover Document. boat and other persons and for safeguarding the boat and other property:-  Not to tow other craft or allow the Boat boat to be towed except under professional assistance in the event of breakdown or emergency.  Not to cruise between sunset and sunrise. The Boat boat is only equipped for cruising during daylight hours.  To observe all speed limits, not to race and not to cruise at a speed which creates a breaking wash or disturbs or inconveniences other waterway users.  Not to take or have on the Boat boat without the companyOwner’s prior written permission any dinghies, canoes, inflatablesinflatable, portable heaters, bicycles, vehicles, lighting equipment, TV sets, electrical appliances appliances, (other than razors), ) inflammable liquids or substances, gas cylinders, barbecues, car batteries, fire arms or any other items which might create dangers or hazards.  Not to use the boat for business purposes.  Not to allow on the boat at any time more persons than the maximum number of berths and under no circumstances more than 12 persons.  To give way to laden or un-laden unladen cargo boats, sailing craft, rowing boats and other human propelled craft.  Not to take the boat to sea or on tidal waters.  Not to smoke on board the boat.  Not to have or carry store any live fishing bait on the Boat. To keep all supplied technology items inside the boat, such as radio its fridge or speakersstorage cupboards. Not Fishing may be carried out from the foredeck of the boat with normal licensing applying. The Hirer is requested to allow smoking inside provide evidence of licenses at the Boatcommencement of the hire period. Not  At all times to use candles on the Boat. Not to carry or use fireworks on the Boat. Observe observe all byelaws, navigational limits or instructions and advice of the Environment Agency British Waterways and other navigational authorities and the Company Owner, which include leaving lock paddles in the correct position; being considerate to other waterways users and their respective officers and employeesproperty.  Please be aware that it is illegal to be drunk in charge of any vessel on British Waterways. The Company Owner reserves the right at its discretion without liability to restrict cruising areas or routes in the light of prevailing conditions.

Safety and Other Rules. The Hirer agrees to comply with the health & safety rules listed in the Boaters’ Handbook and also with the following rules at all times: To only carry those named on no more passengers that specified in the Handover DocumentBoat Handover. To not navigate through locks under any circumstances. Not to tow other craft or allow the Boat to be towed except under professional assistance in the event of breakdown or emergency. Not to cruise between sunset and sunriseafter dark. The Boat is only equipped for cruising during daylight hours. To observe all speed limits, not to race and not to cruise at a speed which creates a breaking wash or disturbs or inconveniences other waterway users. Not to take or have on the Boat without the company’s prior written permission any dinghies, canoes, inflatables, portable heaters, bicycles, vehicles, lighting equipment, TV sets, electrical appliances (other than razors), inflammable liquids or substances, gas cylinders, barbecues, car batteries, fire arms or any other items which might create dangers or hazards. Not to use the boat for business purposes. To give way to laden or un-laden cargo boats, sailing craft, rowing boats and other human propelled craft. Not to have or carry any live fishing bait on the Boat. To keep all supplied technology items inside the boat, such as radio or speakers. Not to allow smoking inside the Boat. Not to use candles on the Boat. Not to carry or use fireworks on the Boat. Observe all byelaws, navigational limits or instructions and advice of the Environment Agency and other navigational authorities and the Company and their respective officers and employees. The Company reserves the right at its discretion without liability to restrict cruising areas or routes in the light of prevailing conditions.

Safety and Other Rules. The Hirer agrees to comply with the health & safety rules listed in the Boaters’ Handbook and also with the following rules at all times: To only carry those named times for the health and safety of the persons on the Handover Document. boat and other persons and for safeguarding the boat and other property: – Not to tow other craft or allow the Boat boat to be towed except under professional assistance in the event of breakdown or emergency. Not to cruise between sunset and sunrise. The Boat boat is only equipped for cruising during daylight hours. To observe all speed limits, not to race and not to cruise at a speed which creates a breaking wash or disturbs or inconveniences other waterway users. Not to take or have on the Boat boat without the company’s prior written permission any dinghies, canoes, inflatables, portable heaters, bicycles, vehicles, lighting equipment, TV sets, electrical appliances appliances, (other than razors), ) inflammable liquids or substances, gas cylinders, barbecues, car batteries, fire arms or any other items which might create dangers or hazards. Not to use the boat for business purposes. Not to allow on the boat at any time more persons than the maximum number of births and under no circumstances more than 12 persons. To give way to laden or un-laden unladen cargo boats, sailing craft, rowing boats and other human propelled craft. Not to take the boat to sea or on tidal waters. This includes the lower tidal Thames between Teddington and Brentford. Not to have or carry any live fishing bait on the Boatboat. To keep At all supplied technology items inside the boat, such as radio or speakers. Not times to allow smoking inside the Boat. Not to use candles on the Boat. Not to carry or use fireworks on the Boat. Observe observe all byelaws, navigational limits or instructions and advice of the Environment Agency Canal & River Trust and other navigational authorities and the Company and their respective officers and employees. The Company reserves the right at its discretion without liability to restrict cruising areas or routes in the light of prevailing conditions.

Safety and Other Rules. The Hirer agrees to comply with the health & safety rules listed in the Boaters’ Handbook and also with the following rules at all times: To only carry those named times for the health and safety of the persons on the Handover Document. boat and other persons and for safeguarding the boat and other property: - Not to tow other craft or allow the Boat boat to be towed except under professional assistance in the event of breakdown or emergency. Not to cruise between sunset and sunrise. The Boat boat is only equipped for cruising during daylight hours. To observe all speed limits, not to race and not to cruise at a speed which creates a breaking wash or disturbs or inconveniences other waterway users. Not to take or have on the Boat boat without the company’s prior written permission any dinghies, canoes, inflatables, portable heaters, bicycles, vehicles, lighting equipment, TV sets, electrical appliances appliances, (other than razors), ) inflammable liquids or substances, gas cylinders, barbecues, car batteries, fire arms arms, hair dryers or any other items which might create dangers or hazards. Not to use the boat for business purposes. Not to allow on the boat at any time more persons than the maximum number of berths. To give way to laden or un-laden unladen cargo boats, sailing craft, rowing boats and other human propelled craft. Not to take the boat to sea, commercial waterways or on tidal waters. This includes the tidal Thames, Mersey, Manchester Ship Canal etc. Not to have or carry any live fishing bait on the Boatboat. To keep At all supplied technology items inside the boat, such as radio or speakers. Not times to allow smoking inside the Boat. Not to use candles on the Boat. Not to carry or use fireworks on the Boat. Observe observe all byelaws, navigational limits or instructions and advice of the Environment Agency Canal & River Trust and other navigational authorities and the Company and their respective officers and employees. The Company reserves the right at its discretion without liability to restrict cruising areas or routes in the light of prevailing conditions.