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Towage Service

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An act by which one vessel, known as the tug, supplies power in order to draw another vessel, called the tow.

Towing involves dragging a vessel forward in the water through the use of a rope or cable attached to another vessel. Various state laws require that bright lights be placed upon vessels that are towing or being towed.



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SMIT's services are organized into four Divisions: * Harbor Towage: harbour towage services and related maritime services.
 
 
 
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