Summer is coming. In an ideal world, it would be time to sail and enjoy carefree outings at sea. In an ideal world, because in Italy, a country with 7,500 km of coastline, boaters are seen as a big “ATM” …
Adieu Police and Carabinieri at sea. At last some good news amidst the assaults on boaters’ pockets and the bureaucratic ballast of boating: with an implementing decree (Decree 177/2016 that will take “tangible” effect as early as this summer), the …
Police and Carabinieri goodbye: they will no longer check you at sea Read More »
Will we all be forced to go to Rome in order to press a red button? It would seem so, after the Ministry of Transport prepared a proxy law that will initiate the mandatory adoption of Vhf equipment with DSC …
VHF scandal, all to Rome (at our expense) so we can mash a red button Read More »
After the classic Italian-style delays, we can finally say this year that casual hiring has really come into operation. So many of you have written to us telling us that you have taken advantage of it in order to perhaps …
It was the year of the casual hire. Let’s have clarity once and for all Read More »
Justthink what would happen if the Ministry of Transportation issued a circular advising motorists to go to the nearest DMV office to apply for an annual preventive inspection of their car in order to reduce roadside inspections. At the end …
Summer checks. Please give me the blue sticker so I am safe this summer! Read More »
Blessed debate! Our news “Italian psychosis in Croatia: that crew list mess. What to do” sparked a heated discussion. Comments were evenly divided between compliments and insults. This is exactly what we wanted, in the absence of a directive (as …
Italians in Croatia by boat: what they do in Lignano not to be outlawed Read More »
You are going to Croatia, read here and draw the appropriate consequences. It has been raging for some time on the web the catchphrase of the alleged obligation from this year onwards for Italians going to Croatia to present the …
Italian psychosis in Croatia: that crew list mess. What to do Read More »
Boating, licensed, wearing glasses. Finally, it will be possible. For several years already we have been announcing the absurdity of the rule that stipulated that a minimum of 3/10 natural in the worst eye (and that the eye test had …
Spectacled sailors, they can no longer stop you from getting your license! Read More »
Remember the phantom computerized registry, repeatedly promised and then disappeared in the meanderings of political halls? Maybe that something is really moving? During his visit to the Genoa Boat Show, Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Riccardo Nencini announced that …
ROGUE BUREAUCRACY. The computerized registry is finally a reality. MAY Read More »
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