Traffic Separation Schemes

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Traffic Separation Schemes are internationally designated maritime routing systems that organize vessel traffic into structured lanes to reduce collision risks in busy or confined sea areas.

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Traffic Separation Scheme 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf maritime traffic management system
navigational safety measure
ship routing measure
abbreviatedAs TSS NERFINISHED
aimsTo improve navigational safety
reduce risk of head-on encounters
separate opposing streams of traffic
allows crossing traffic lanes at right angles when necessary
appliesTo areas with high traffic density
busy sea areas
confined sea areas
contributesTo prevention of marine accidents
protection of the marine environment
definedIn IMO ship routing guidelines
governedBy International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea NERFINISHED
hasComponent inshore traffic zone
precautionary area
roundabout
separation line
separation zone
traffic lane
hasExample Dover Strait Traffic Separation Scheme NERFINISHED
Singapore Strait Traffic Separation Scheme NERFINISHED
Strait of Gibraltar Traffic Separation Scheme NERFINISHED
hasLegalBasisIn COLREG Rule 10 NERFINISHED
hasPurpose organization of vessel traffic
reduction of collision risk between vessels
hasStatus mandatory for certain classes of vessels in designated areas
isDesignatedBy International Maritime Organization NERFINISHED
isImplementedThrough adopted routing measures
isMonitoredBy vessel traffic services
isPartOf IMO ship routing system
isShownOn nautical charts
isTypicallyLocatedIn approaches to major ports
areas with offshore installations
congested coastal waters
straits
isUsedBy fishing vessels
merchant vessels
passenger ships
tankers
regulatedBy International Maritime Organization NERFINISHED
relatedTo deep-water route
recommended routes
vessel traffic service
requires compliance by power-driven vessels
vessels to avoid crossing traffic lanes
vessels to keep clear of separation lines or separation zones
vessels to normally join or leave at the termination of a lane
vessels to proceed in the general direction of traffic flow

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Atlantic Ocean shipping lanes subjectTo Traffic Separation Schemes