Common use of Safety and Other Rules Clause in Contracts

Safety and Other Rules. The Hirer agrees to comply with the following rules at all times for the health and safety of the persons on the boat, other persons and for safeguarding the holiday boat. The Hirer shall not permit the boat to be used to tow any other craft or itself to be towed except under professional assistance in the event of breakdown or emergency. Never to cruise between sunset and sunrise. The boat is only equipped to operate during hours of daylight. The holiday boat must not be moved during the hours of darkness. Never to enter the sets of locks known as the Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Staircase unless Canal and River Trust lock keepers are on duty and supervising the transition of vessels through the staircase or without the prior approval of Lyneal Trust. The Trust recommends that the lifejacket provided is worn when travelling through locks and tunnels. To observe all speed limits, not to race and not to cruise at a speed which causes a breaking wash or disturbs or inconvenences other waterways users. Not to take or to have on the boat, without the Trust’s prior written permission, any dinghy, canoe, kayak, bicycle, lighting equipment, television set, electrical appliances, inflammable liquids or substances, gas cylinders, barbeques, car batteries, firearms, hoists, or any other equipment which may cause danger or hazards. Any equipment brought onboard by the hire group is used at their own risk. Not to use the boat for business purposes. Not to allow no more than number of berths to sleep on board and never more than 12 persons on board at any time. To give way to laden or unladen cargo boats, sailing craft and any human propelled craft including rowing boats, canoes and kayaks. Not to take the boat onto sea or tidal waters. Not to carry on the boat any live fishing bait. At all times to observe by-laws, navigational limits or instructions and advice of Canal and River Trust and other navigational authorities and of the Trust’s representatives. To comply with any mooring restrictions and charges and to be responsible for any fines levied for not doing so. The Trust reserves the right to restrict cruising areas or routes in the light of prevailing conditions. Children and vulnerable adults must be supervised at all times. The Hirer or a member of the hire group is advised to carry a mobile phone for use in case of emergency. The Trust reserves the right to board the holiday boat, at a reasonable time, in the event of an emergency or remedial repair work being required.

Safety and Other Rules. The Hirer agrees to comply with the following rules at all times for the health and safety of the persons on the boat, other persons and for safeguarding the holiday boat. The Hirer shall not permit the boat to be used to tow any other craft or itself to be towed except under professional assistance in the event of breakdown or emergency. Never to cruise between sunset and sunrise. The boat is only equipped to operate during hours of daylight. The holiday boat must not be moved during the hours of darkness. Never to enter the sets set of locks known as the Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Staircase unless Canal and River Trust lock keepers are on duty and supervising the transition of vessels through the staircase or without the prior approval of Lyneal Trust. The Trust recommends that the lifejacket provided is worn when travelling through locks and tunnelslocks. To observe all speed limits, not to race and not to cruise at a speed which causes a breaking wash or disturbs or inconvenences other waterways users. Not to take or to have on the boat, without the Trust’s prior written permission, any dinghy, canoe, kayak, bicycle, lighting equipment, television set, electrical appliances, inflammable liquids or substances, gas cylinders, barbeques, car batteries, firearms, hoists, or any other equipment which may cause danger or hazards. Any equipment brought onboard by the hire group is used at their own risk. Not to use the boat for business purposes. purposes Not to allow no more than number of berths to sleep on board and never more than 12 persons on board at any time. To give way to laden or unladen cargo boats, sailing craft and any human propelled craft including rowing boats, canoes and kayaks. Not to take the boat onto sea or tidal waters. Not to carry on the boat any live fishing bait. At all times to observe by-laws, navigational limits or instructions and advice of Canal and River Trust and other navigational authorities and of the Trust’s representatives. To comply with any mooring restrictions and charges and to be responsible for any fines levied for not doing so. The Trust reserves the right to restrict cruising areas or routes in the light of prevailing conditions. Children and vulnerable adults must be supervised at all times. The Hirer or a member of the hire group is advised to carry a mobile phone for use in case of emergency. The Trust reserves the right to board the holiday boat, at a reasonable time, in the event of an emergency or remedial repair work being required.

Safety and Other Rules. The Hirer agrees to comply with the following rules at all times for the health and safety of the persons on the boat, other persons and for safeguarding the holiday boat. The Hirer shall not permit the boat to be used to tow any other craft or itself to be towed except under professional assistance in the event of breakdown or emergency. Never to cruise between sunset and sunrise. The boat is only equipped to operate during hours of daylight. The holiday boat must not be moved during the hours of darkness. Never to enter the sets of locks known as the Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Staircase and Hurleston Locks unless Canal and River Trust lock keepers are on duty and supervising the transition of vessels through the staircase or of locks or, in respect of the Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Staircase only, without the prior approval of Lyneal Trust. The Trust recommends that the lifejacket provided is worn when travelling through locks and tunnels. To observe all speed limits, not to race and not to cruise at a speed which causes a breaking wash or disturbs or inconvenences other waterways users. Not to take or to have on the boat, without the Trust’s prior written permission, any dinghy, canoe, kayak, bicycle, lighting equipment, television set, electrical appliances, inflammable liquids or substances, gas cylinders, barbeques, car batteries, firearms, hoists, or any other equipment which may cause danger or hazards. Any equipment brought onboard by the hire group is used at their own risk. Not to use the boat for business purposes. purposes Not to allow no more than number of berths to sleep on board and never more than 12 persons on board at any time. To give way to laden or unladen cargo boats, sailing craft and any human propelled craft including rowing boats, canoes and kayaks. Not to take the boat onto sea or tidal waters. Not to carry on the boat any live fishing bait. At all times to observe by-laws, navigational limits or instructions and advice of Canal and River Trust and other navigational authorities and of the Trust’s representatives. To comply with any mooring restrictions and charges and to be responsible for any fines levied for not doing so. The Trust reserves the right to restrict cruising areas or routes in the light of prevailing conditions. Children and vulnerable adults must be supervised at all times. The Hirer or a member of the hire group is advised to carry a mobile phone for use in case of emergency. The Trust reserves the right to board the holiday boat, at a reasonable time, in the event of an emergency or remedial repair work being required.

Safety and Other Rules. The Hirer agrees to comply with the following rules at all times for the health and safety of the persons on the boat, other persons and for safeguarding the holiday boat. The Hirer shall not permit the boat to be used to tow any other craft or itself to be towed except under professional assistance in the event of breakdown or emergency. Never to cruise between sunset and sunrise. The boat is only equipped to operate during hours of daylight. The holiday boat must not be moved during the hours of darkness. Never to enter the set of locks known as Hurleston Locks. The holiday boats must be turned at the Burland winding hole. Never to enter the sets of locks known as the Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Staircase unless Canal and River Trust lock keepers are on duty and supervising the transition of vessels through the staircase or without the prior approval of Lyneal Trust. The Trust recommends that the lifejacket provided is worn when travelling through locks and tunnels. To observe all speed limits, not to race and not to cruise at a speed which causes a breaking wash or disturbs or inconvenences other waterways users. Not to take or to have on the boat, without the Trust’s prior written permission, any dinghy, canoe, kayak, bicycle, lighting equipment, television set, electrical appliances, inflammable liquids or substances, gas cylinders, barbeques, car batteries, firearms, hoists, or any other equipment which may cause danger or hazards. Any equipment brought onboard by the hire group is used at their own risk. Not to use the boat for business purposes. purposes Not to allow no more than number of berths to sleep on board and never more than 12 persons on board at any time. To give way to laden or unladen cargo boats, sailing craft and any human propelled craft including rowing boats, canoes and kayaks. Not to take the boat onto sea or tidal waters. Not to carry on the boat any live fishing bait. At all times to observe by-laws, navigational limits or instructions and advice of Canal and River Trust and other navigational authorities and of the Trust’s representatives. To comply with any mooring restrictions and charges and to be responsible for any fines levied for not doing so. The Trust reserves the right to restrict cruising areas or routes in the light of prevailing conditions. Children and vulnerable adults must be supervised at all times. The Hirer or a member of the hire group is advised to carry a mobile phone for use in case of emergency. The Trust reserves the right to board the holiday boat, at a reasonable time, in the event of an emergency or remedial repair work being required.