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Traffic separation scheme: In shipping, a traffic separation scheme (TSS) is an area of shipping lanes with separate lanes for different directions of travel. Mostly, TTSs are used to channel traffic at narrows or capes and to create as homogeneous a traffic flow as possible in order to reduce the risk of collisions.

Traffic separation areas are similar in structure to motorways and consist of zones allocated for each direction of travel and a dividing line or separation zone in the middle, which is forbidden to drive on. Between the coastline and the traffic separation scheme is the coastal traffic zone. Motor vessels over 20 metres in length shall use the traffic separation scheme. Smaller vessels and sailing vessels, on the other hand, may use the coastal traffic zone. It’s crystal clear!

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