What laws were changed after the Titanic sank?

Answer 1

the women and children got off the titanic first then the men

Answer 2

He put on the boats and

Answer 3

There were several new laws put in place in response to the Titanic disaster. All ships with more than fifty passengers were required to have enough lifeboats for all passengers, searchlights and binoculars, and to conduct regular emergency drills. A special radio channel was created specifically for ships (before Titanic it was a free-for-all), and 24-hour radio watches became mandatory. An international ice patrol was created to monitor and report the location of icebergs, and all ships were required to take a more southerly route through the North Atlantic.

Answer 4

1.)The Radio Act of 1912, was a US federal law passed, partially in response to the tragedy of the RMS Titanic. The law required all seafaring vessels to maintain 24-hour radio watch and keep in contact with nearby ships and coastal radio stations.

The Radio Act of 1912, has been modified several times, and eventually replaced by the Radio Act of 1927. Also, the Radio Act of 1912, was the The act set a precedent for international and federal legislation of wireless communications.

2.) International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea passed in 1914, states that all ships must carry enough Life Boats on board, to accommodate all passengers.

Answer 5

After the titanic sunk, the laws changed so that every ship should have the right amount of lifeboats for the passengers no matter how grand the ship may be.

Answer 6

That any oceanliner weighing more than the titanic must have enough life rafts for every pasenger and crew, and to pay more attention to ice and to have a 24hr wireless radio operator.

Answer 7

More life boats and drills

Answer 8

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