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Section 2. 6 a NYS Navigation Law What is direct compensation A person has paid you money for a ride on your boat. When a person has paid you a sum of money and one of the related services you provide him is a boat and an operator for that boat. Public Vessel Operator s STUDY GUIDE Table of Contents GENERAL INFORMATION AND THE LAW PREPARATION FOR GETTING UNDERWAY REGISTRATION OF BOATS BOATS AND MOTORS BOAT HANDLING AND MANEUVERING EQUIPMENT FUELING AND VENTILATION ELECTRICAL SYSTEM FUEL SYSTEM ...

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What are some types of shipping vessels?

Vessel Types Explained Bulk Carriers. General Cargo Vessels. Container Vessels. Reefer Vessels. Ro-Ro Vessels.

What additional equipment must be on board if your vessel is 16 feet or longer?

Life Jackets and personal floatation devices \u2013 The USCG requires one approved \u2013 Type I, II, III, or V, life jacket or life vest per person on board. If the vessel is 16 feet or more in length, one throwable floatation device \u2013 Type IV \u2013 like a ring is required as well.

What is a Class B vessel?

Class B vessel means a vessel, except a sailboat, that carries for hire on inland waters not more than 6 passengers.

What is a Class 1 vessel?

Boats are divided into four length classes: Class A Vessels: These classes of vessels have less than 16 feet in length. Class I Vessels: These classes of vessels range from 16 feet to no more than 26 feet in length. Class II Vessels: These classes of vessels range from 26 feet to no more than 40 feet in length.

What are the four length classes of vessels?

Boat Classes By Length Class A. Boats measuring less than 16 feet. Class 1. Boats measuring more than 16 feet but less than 26 feet. Class 2. Boats measuring more than 26 feet but less than 40 feet. Class 3. Boats measuring more than 40 feet but less than 65 feet.

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