Towing & Ship-Assist · Records — Towing Vessel Record
The Towing Vessel Record (TVR) required under Subchapter M is used to:
- ADocument the vessel's exams, tests, maintenance, and key events for the COI life✓ Correct
- BRecord only the crew's wages
- CList the cargo carried each trip
- DReplace the official logbook entirely
Explanation
The TVR is a maintained record of the vessel's inspections, surveys, tests, drills, and significant maintenance under Subchapter M, supporting both the inspection and TSMS options and demonstrating ongoing compliance over the COI period.
Authority: 46 CFR 140.915; Subchapter M
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