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Why do the ships sound their horns upon departure?

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Why do the ships sound their horns upon departure?

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Safe navigation means that large vessels have a need and a requirement to signal other vessels their position (in areas of restricted visibility) and of their intentions (when underway, or getting underway). In addition, not all operators of small vessels in the area where there is commercial traffic consistently monitor a marine radio. Therefore, the only way for a cruise ship to communicate with a smaller vessel is through the use of sound signals. These safety procedures are practiced in Victoria and around the world. • Do the ships need to use their loudspeakers? Cruise Line Agents work with their clients the cruise lines to minimize vessel announcements and signals while docked at Ogden Point. Cruise Line Agents work with their cruise line clients to monitor their outside speakers and announcements made on approach and departure from Victoria. Cruise Line Agents work with the cruise lines to promote shipboard staff awareness and understanding the importance of the CTP. Back to Top

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