North-east bound traffic should report to GRIS NEZ TRAFFIC
on the French coast 2 nautical miles before crossing the line from
the Royal Sovereign light tower, through the Bassurelle Light Buoy
(at its assigned position of 50°32'.8N, 000°57'.8E) to the
coast of France.
South-west-bound traffic should report to the shore at DOVER
COASTGUARD on the English coast when within VHF range of North Foreland
and not later when crossing the line drawn from North Foreland to
the border between France and Belgium (Appendix).
Reports to the nearer of the two shore stations should be
made on departure from a port within the coverage area. Recognizing
that cross-Channel ferries generally operate according to published
schedules, special reporting arrangements can be made on a ship-by-ship
basis, subject to the approval of both GRIS NEZ TRAFFIC
and DOVER COASTGUARD.
Further reports should be made to the relevant shore station
whenever there is a change of navigational circumstance, particularly
in relation to items Q and R of the reporting format.