Mich. Admin. Code R. 281.1250 - Sailboat with motor
Rule 20. A sailboat with a motor shall be equipped as follows:
(a) Personal flotation
devices, backfire flame arresters, ventilation ducts and cowls, fire
extinguishers, whistles, bells, and mufflers, as required by these rules for
motorboats of the same length.
(b)
If underway between sunset and sunrise, the sailboat shall be equipped with and
exhibit navigation lights as required by these rules for motorboats of the same
length, except the following:
(i) A sailboat
26 feet or over in length under sail alone on the Great Lakes and waters
connected thereto between sunset and sunrise shall be equipped with and exhibit
a green light to starboard showing 10 points and visible 1 mile, a red light to
port showing 10 points and visible 1 mile, and a lantern showing a white light
which shall be readily available and shall be exhibited to a boat approaching
from any direction in sufficient time to prevent collision.
(ii) If the sailboat is anchored between
sunset and sunrise on the Great Lakes or waters connected thereto and not in a
special anchorage area, a white light shall be displayed on the forward part of
the sailboat to be visible to a boat approaching from any direction. In lieu of
these lighting requirements sailboats may display lights as specified by the
international rules of the road.
Notes
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