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CANS CARDS® were made in an effort to offer the marine navigator a easy simple to use set of fast reference cards for marine navigation in Canadian waters. As part of the info pack the International Flag Code System is also included. CANS CARDS® are a set of 40 cards laid out in the format of a playing card deck, choose an Icon and scroll left or right to move through the deck, hit return to go back to the main Icon menu. The "APP" doesn't do anything fancy it is simply a handy set of reference cards that you can access conveniently on your smart phone. Lateral Buoys, Fairway Buoys, Isolated Danger, Standard Daybeacons, Unique Buoys, Distress Signals, Operating “Guidelines of the Street”, Cardinal Buoys with light flashing sequences and the International Flag Code System are all here in one convenient place for fast reference when boating on Canadian waters. Boaters call navigation guidelines "The Guidelines of the Street." These guidelines define the roles and responsibilities of vessel operators. If all operators obeyed these guidelines, most accidents should be avoided. One of the reasons the Guidelines of the Street exist is to hold boats from colliding with each another and with another objects. Collisions are the number one kind of accident on the water; boaters could review and remember the following Guidelines of the Road. The Guidelines vary slightly depending on whether you are boating on inland or on international waters. As an example, when operating on inland waters, sound signals are signals of "intent"; when operating on international waters, they are signals of "action". Please note that marine navigational systems are not standardised worldwide. Our understanding is that the cardinal system is universal, but the lateral system is divided into two regions. Most countries operate with the port (red) buoys showing on the left hand side when entering a channel with an incoming tide, but in the Americas, the system is reversed. While every effort has been created to ensure the accuracy of the info presented by this Apk, it could only be used as a learning aid, and not to replace course materials and official publications.