USCG Exam Practice · Small passenger vessel regulations (Subchapter T)
A vessel of less than 100 gross tons is chartered with NO crew provided or specified by the owner. Under 46 CFR Subchapter T, at what minimum number of passengers carried does this vessel become subject to Subchapter T requirements?
- AMore than 6 passengers
- BMore than 8 passengers
- CMore than 10 passengers
- DMore than 12 passengers✓ correct
Why D is correct
46 CFR §175.110(a)(3) specifies that a vessel chartered with no crew provided or specified by the owner becomes subject to Subchapter T when carrying more than 12 passengers. This threshold is higher than the more-than-six threshold that applies when crew is provided.
Cited:46 CFR §175.110
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