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Review of boating safety regulations (SuDoc TD 5.4/3:73) by U.S. Dept of Transportation, 1991

Boating Safety - Coast Guard Publications, Regulations, Propeller Dangers, Personal Flotation Devices (PFD), Alcohol and BUI, Vessel Safety Checks, Safety Circulars, Sponsons, Accidents, CO (CD-ROM) by U.S. Government, 2008-01-18

21st Century Complete Guide to Boating Safety - Coast Guard Publications, Regulations, Propeller Dangers, Personal Flotation Devices (PFD), Alcohol and BUI, Vessel Safety Checks, Circulars (CD-ROM) by U.S. Government, 2008-01-18

Rhode Island state regulations: Environment protection and boating safety (Harbormaster reference series) by Mark Amaral, 1992

Federal regulations: Coastal structures, environmental protection, and boating safety (Harbormaster reference series) by Mark Amaral, 1992

Speed Boat Safety - Discover How to Enjoy Your Speed Boat While Staying Safe! The complete guide to finally understanding speed boats is here! by Information Buddy, 2010-04-13

Speed Boat Safety by Ralph Marlboro, 2009-12-01

About Louisiana boating (Wildlife education bulletin) by Claude Hamilton Gresham, 1962

Limited Master, Mate and Operator: License Study

A Consumer's guide to the Coast Guard boating safety standards (SuDoc TD 5.60:14) by U.S. Dept of Transportation, 1991

Legislation on boating safety: 1991 Assembly Bill 724 ... 1991 Assembly Bill 725 (Wisconsin Legislative Council report ... to the 1991 Legislature) by Richard N Sweet, 1991

State aid for marine safety programs: A final research report by Nemah G Hussain, 1975

Let's be careful out there people! (SuDoc TD 5.4/3:72) by U.S. Dept of Transportation, 1991

Propeller accidents involving houseboats and other displacement type recreational vessels (SuDoc TD 5.4/3:77) by U.S. Dept of Transportation, 1995

lists with details

Florida Outdoors - Personal Flotation Devices
adopts and enforces all Federally mandated boating safety laws Florida shall carryand use safety equipment in as specified in the Code of Federal regulations.
http://www.florida-outdoors.com/boatreg.htm

Extractions: This section contains information on Florida Boating Regulations that are in addition to the Federal Requirements covered in the Basic Boating Course . If you have not reviewed the course material, please do so now. All Federal Requirements in the basic boating course apply to Florida; this section lists Florida Boating Requirements that are above and beyond Federal Requirements. The Nautical Know How Boating Safety ID card is recognized in the State of Florida as proof of successful completion of a Boating Safety Course. If you are covered by Florida's mandatory boater education law, you will also receive an ID card from the state of Florida. Age Restrictions: Persons less than 14 years of age shall not operate a Personal Watercraft. N o person born after September 30, 1980, may operate a vessel powered by a motor of 10 horsepower or greater unless he or she has in their possession a photographic identification and a boater safety identification card issued for successful completion of a NASBLA approved boating safety course. This law will be progressively phased in each year to include a larger segment of the boating population until October 1, 2001 when all persons 21 years of age or younger will be subject to this law. Personal Flotation Devices: Every child under 6 years of age must wear a USCG approved PFD on a vessel less than 26' while the vessel is underway.
The Boating Safety Resource For Washington, BOATWASHINGTON.ORG
Comprehensive guide for boating safety, education and resources in Washington State.Category Recreation boating safety General Information Regional Learn about safe boating and personal watercraft Become more knowledgeable aboutrules and regulations - Earn a PWC safety Wallet Card Go to PWC School Now!
http://www.boatwashington.org/

Extractions: W elcome to the Washington Boating Safety Officers Association web site. The Association has created this site to enhance the education and safety of all recreational boaters in our state. Forward any comments, suggestions, stories and/or photographs that you feel would help educate boaters to our webmaster . We'd love to hear from you! Lets work together to make Washington boaters some of the most knowledgeable and safest in the world! NEW A Boater's Guide to VHF and GMDSS by Sue Fletcher Published in May of 2002 this book is a userfriendly guide that gets boaters quickly up to speed on both analog and digital VHF radiotelephone usage. The book is endorsed by the U.S. Coast Guard and written by a navigation VHF-DSC radio trainer. Buy it and/or other valuable reference books in our bookstore today. All proceeds go to support this website.
City & County Boating Ordinances
Code Richland Direct link (PDF) Title 6- boating SeaTac is Title 7- Health safety,Chapter 7.20- boating, Moorages Anchorage regulations Seattle - Direct
http://www.boatwashington.org/city_county_boating_ordinances.htm

Extractions: (These boating ordinances may or may not be the most current. Please call the Marine Patrol Office in the area you plan to boat for further information. List of Marine Patrol Offices The best way to provide you with the most up-to-date ordinances is by sending you to the of Washington. You may still want to call the local city or county law enforcement agency you plan to boat in for the most current boating regulations. For Washington State Boating Rules and Regulations click here To use the site, select the city or county you wish to find boating ordinances in. You will then have to search for the codes that relate to boating. We listed many of them below to help you find them more quickly In many cases you will find them in the "Harbors", "Vehicles & Traffic", "Health and Safety" or "Streets, Sidewalks & Public Places" codes. Others don't have any boating ordinances at all.
RBFF - Aquatic Science, Fishing, And Boating Education Web Directory
boating safety equipment as part of the Boat US Courseline Online. http//boatus.com/onlinecourse/documents/SAFET California boating regulations California
http://www.rbff-education.org/directory/boating_information/regulations/index.sh

Extractions: Aquatic Science, Fishing, and Boating Education Web Directory Sitemap About This Site Help Become an Editor ... Add a Website to the Directory Search Any Word All Words Entire Database This Category Only Within Results Educational Resources Aquatic Science Fishing Information Boating Information ... Boating Information Regulations There are no more subcategories. Listings sorted alphabetically
Boating Regulations
boating regulations. LINK TO REQUIRED safety EQUIPMENT BOAT NUMBERING.According to state law, boat identification numbers comprise
http://www.state.sd.us/gfp/divisionwildlife/boating/Regulations.htm

Extractions: BOATING REGULATIONS LINK TO REQUIRED SAFETY EQUIPMENT BOAT NUMBERING According to state law, boat identification numbers comprise the letters "SD" followed by a group of three numbers, which are then followed by two letters. The owner must permanently and securely display the numbers on each side of the forward part of the motorboat so that the numbers are clearly visible and readable at a distance of 100 feet on a clear day, without the aid of a magnifying device, when the motorboat is in the water. The numbers displayed must be a plain block design, upper case and measure at least 3 inches in height. The numbers must be a color that contrasts with the color of the vessel and be placed to read from left to right. There is no fixed formula for what constitutes contrasting colors, but blue on black, black on blue, brown on black, black on dark red, etc., are not contrasting to the degree that they can be clearly read from 100 feet. The choices need to be dark letters on light colored boats or light letters on dark boats. In addition, a space equal to one letter or number must be left between the letters "SD" and the group of three numbers and the final group of letters. Annual or three-year number validation decals must be displayed adjacent to the numbers on motorized vessels or on each side of the forward part of the vessel on non-motorized vessels and must be readily visible. No numbers or letters other than the assigned identification numbers may appear on the forward part of the vessel.
Regulations Review Committee Approves New DEP Boating Regulations
The regulations address boating safety, personal watercraft authorizations, equipmentchanges and restrictions, amended parking fees at a number of state boat
http://dep.state.ct.us/whatshap/press/1998/mf082698.htm

Extractions: August 26, 1998 REGULATIONS REVIEW COMMITTEE APPROVES NEW DEP BOATING REGULATIONS The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection's (DEP) new state boating regulations were recently approved by the General Assembly's Regulations Review Committee including changes to speed limits on the Housatonic River. The regulations address boating safety, personal watercraft authorizations, equipment changes and restrictions, amended parking fees at a number of state boat launches, and use of pumpout stations. The approved regulations will be submitted to the Secretary of State's Office and go into effect shortly thereafter. :Safety on Connecticut's waterways is of paramount importance to the DEP and these new regulations are intended make the waters of the state as safe as possible," said DEP Commissioner Arthur J. Rocque, Jr. "In particular, the speed restrictions will assist in reducing boating accidents on some of the state's most congested waterways, including the Housatonic River and Candlewood Lake." The regulations vary from major revisions to minor language changes. Highlights include:
Colorado State Parks Boating Safety Program
Colorado boating statutes and regulations Enforcement of Colorado's boat andwater safety laws rests with the Colorado State Parks boat patrol and rangers
http://parks.state.co.us/boating/laws.asp?page=laws
USCG Boating Regulations
FEDERAL regulations FOR RECREATIONAL BOATERS. safety And Survival Tips (continued andfalls overboard from small boats account for 70% of boating fatalities and
http://www.usawatercraft.com/uscg/page4445.htm

Extractions: Standing in a small boat raises the center of gravity, often to the point of capsizing. Standing for any reason or even changing position in a small boat can be dangerous, as is sitting on the gunwales or seat backs or on a pedestal seat while underway. A wave or sudden turn may cause a fall overboard or capsizing because of the raised center of gravity. It is common belief that someone dressed in heavy clothing or waders will sink immediately if they fall overboard. This is not true. Air trapped in clothing provides considerable flotation, and bending the knees will trap air in waders, providing additional flotation. To stay afloat, remain calm, do not thrash about or try to remove clothing or footwear. This leads to exhaustion and increases the loss of air that keeps you afloat. Keep your knees bent, float on your back and paddle slowly to safety. Sudden immersion in cold water can induce rapid, uncontrolled breathing, cardiac arrest, and other life threatening situations which can result in drowning. Wearing a PFD will help reduce this condition. If you must enter the water, button up your clothing, wear a PFD, cover your head if possible and enter the water slowly.
New Regulations Mean Safer Waters
boating regulations. The regulations, which focus on education andpreparation, will improve boating safety in Canada. The three
http://www.aon.com/ca/en/individuals/home_property/tips/safety_prevention/safe_w
Boats.com - Rules And Regulations Boating Regulations
US Coast Guard safety Equipment. the minimum requirements needed to satisfy UnitedStates Coast Guard regulations. Check with your state boating safety officials
http://www.boats.com/reeds/jsp/rn_ch_2_a.jsp
PFBC Boating Index
PA's New Mandatory boating safety Education Requirements. boating Handbook; 2003boating Regulation Recap; Special boating regulations; Proposed regulations All.
http://sites.state.pa.us/PA_Exec/Fish_Boat/boatinf.htm
MEGA MARINE: Safety And Regulations
boating safety, regulations Courses boating safety Accredited Courses Directory.Vessel License / Compliance Plates. Acts, Standards regulations.
http://www.megamarine.com/safety.htm

Extractions: Online test sites to obtain a Canadian Boat Operators Certificate BoaterExam.com - Licensing Canada's Boaters Better Boating Online Test Apply for the Canadian Boating certification online Canada Boat Licenses Available Online ... Pat's Boating in Canada: Operator Licensing Canada: Minimum required Equipment for Boats in Canada Boat Safe Coalition of Parents and Families for Personal Watercraft Safety Canadian Marine Manufacturers Association offers potential boaters free booklets, CDs and videos to help them get started in boating. United States: Boating Safety Resource Page - Boating Safety Information: Our goal is to provide you, the recreational boater, with a resource center for safety information.
New Hampshire Boating Regulations
1888-254-2125 OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT www.state.nh.us/safety/ss/education.html.This section contains information on New Hampshire boating regulations that are
http://www.newfoundmarina.com/BoatRules.htm

Extractions: Effective January 1, 2002, no person 16 years of age or older, may operate a powerboat with an engine in excess of 25 horsepower (including electric powered motors) on the public Waters of New Hampshire without a valid safe boating education certificate. The law will be phased in over seven years with compliance for all boaters by January 1, 2008. *See schedule below.
CRUISING CANADA IS CRUISING.CA -- BOATING LAWS AND REGULATIONS
Admiralty and Maritime Law; boating safety regulations by Fisheries and OceansCanada New power boat safety regulations including age restrictions and
http://www.cruising.ca/links/docs/lnk-law.html

Extractions: WWW.CRUISING.CA / LINKS BOATING LAWS AND REGULATIONS Admiralty and Maritime Law Boating Safety Regulations by Fisheries and Oceans Canada - New power boat safety regulations including age restrictions and operator competency. California Harbors and Navigation Code - Boating regulations on-line. Federal Requirements (USA) - Federal Requirements and Safety Tips for Recreational Boaters. Florida Summary - Quick guide to boating rules and regulations in Florida. Illinois Boat Registration, Titling and Safety Act - Guide to the highlights of the Illinois Boat Registration and Safety Act. Maine Boating Laws Maryland Boating Regulations Massachusetts Boating Law by Danvers Police - Recent changes in state boating laws are now being enforced by state and local police officers. National Association of State Boating Law Adminstrators - Reference Guide to State Boating Laws in USA. Nebraska Boating Guide - Rules and regulations. Oregon Marine Board - Information on registering boats and provides boating safety education, law enforcement. Requirements for Foreign Recreational Vessels in Canadian Waters Transport Canada - Canada's Dept. of Transport's maritime information page which includes regulation of small vessels and safety requirements. Some documents available on-line.
The NT Safety Guide For Pleasure Craft 5th Edition
with the Marine (Pleasure Craft) regulations in regard to safety equipment requirements Policeand Marine Branch boating safety Inspectors conduct
http://www.nt.gov.au/ipe/dtw/publications/marine/safety/04boatingNT.shtml

Extractions: Tides Pleasure craft currently do not require registration and operators are not required to hold a licence to drive a pleasure craft. However, minimum requirements for safety equipment have been determined for most pleasure craft. It is important that operators familiarise themselves with the Marine (Pleasure Craft) Regulations in regard to safety equipment requirements, including exemptions that are applicable. NT Marine and Fisheries Police and Marine Branch Boating Safety Inspectors conduct frequent patrols at boat ramps and on the water. Copies of the Regulations and the NT Marine Act are available from the Government Printing Office , Railway Terrace, Parap or telephone (08) 8999 4036. http://www.nt.gov.au/dcis/gpo/ There are penalties for not complying with these Regulations. Check your safety equipment and carry the required amount under the regulations. Ensure it is in good condition, of regulation standard and is stowed properly. For information regarding interstate rules please contact the relevant state authority: Other Marine Authorities top Do you have any comments or suggestions
Boating Safety Regulations
boating safety regulations Highlights. Agehorsepower Restrictions*.Power restrictions as of April 1, 1999 - Under 12 years of age
http://www.marinesurveys.com/ont_regs.html

Extractions: Age-horsepower restrictions come into effect on April 1, 1999. These restrictions prohibit operators under the age of 16 year from operating craft above specified horsepower limits. This applies to the operation of pleasure craft fitted with a motor and used for recreational purposes. If an operator is accompanied and directly supervised in the pleasure craft by a person 16 years and older, the age-horsepower restrictions do not apply. These restrictions also prohibit persons under 16 years from operating personal watercraft regardless of whether they are accompanied by an adult.
Florida Boating Regulations
How do I pay for the boating safety Identification Card? The $2.00 fee per cardcan be paid by check or money order. State boating regulations Florida.
http://nightclubsbarspubs.com/florida_state_boating_regulation.htm

Extractions: Boating and Fishing Guides Daytona Beach Fl Hotels Vacations Packages Flights Car Rentals Effective October 1, 1996, persons born after September 30, 1980 will be required to either have successfully completed an approved boating education course or have passed a course equivalency or temporary certificate examination before operating a vessel with a motor of 10 HP or more in Florida. On October 1, 2001, all persons 21 years of age and younger will be required to comply with this law. Photographic identification and a boating education certificate or a boater safety identification card must be carried by persons affected by this law. Identification cards for persons completing the course or the equivalency exam are valid for life and for those passing the temporary certificate exam are valid for 12 months. The BOAT/U.S. Foundation's On-line Boating Safety Course is NASBLA approved and therefore qualifies under this provision. The law does provide for some exemptions to the boating education requirements. The following are exempted from the requirements of boater education: Persons licensed by the U.S. Coast Guard as a master of a vessel. Persons operating on a private lake or pond. Persons accompanied in a vessel by a person who is exempt or complies with this law, is 18 years of age or older, and is attendant to the vessel operation. Persons who are non-residents and have proof of completion of a NASBLA-approved course from another state.
Canadian Coast Guard, Pacific Region - Office Of Boating Safety, News
Focus on boating safety as Fishery Officers will now enforce boating Restrictionsand Small Vessel regulations NRPR-01-087E - October 04, 2001;
http://www.pacific.ccg-gcc.gc.ca/obs-bsn/news_e.htm

Extractions: The CSA 2001 reform is a joint project between TC and DFO (Canadian Coast Guard) that, when completed, will provide Canada with a modern and responsive set of regulations for the marine industry The City of Vancouver, in consultation with the Canadian Coast Guard Office of Boating Safety, is developing a plan to manage the anchoring of vessels in False Creek" Media Releases: Complete list of Pacific Region Media Releases Tugs Need Space
Rideau Canal Waterway - Boating Rules And Regulations
boating safety regulations Summary. New boating regulations were put into effectin 1999. You can view the regulations on the Office of boating safety webpage.
http://www.rideau-info.com/canal/boat_rules.html

Extractions: It is worth noting that Ontario has on-the-spot ticketing and fines for boaters contravening regulations issued under the Canada Shipping Act and the Department of Transport Act (which includes the Historic Canals Regulations). This makes it much easier for the police to enforce the on-water rules and makes it safer for all boaters. Fines are not cheap, many are in the the $200+ range for offences such as not carrying enough PFDs, speeding, and failure to turn off electrical equipment while refuelling. The rules for piloting a boat while impaired is the same as driving a car. It is against the law. The Ontario Provincial Police have been given new powers in Ontario to crack down on drinking and boating. It's a dangerous practice so just don't do it. Most boating accidents that involve fatalities can be attributed to alcohol. It's against the law to have "care or control of a vessel underway while there is contained therein any open liquor not stored in accordance with the Liquor Act". It's fine to enjoy a drink, but it can only be done in a boat that is equipped with a permanently fitted head (washroom), sleeping accommodations and cooking facilities AND is properly docked or at anchor.
Www.NCwaterways.com
section contains information on North Carolina boating regulations that are in additionto the Federal Requirements covered in the Basic boating safety Course.
http://www.ncwaterways.com/boating/regulations.htm

Extractions: Boating and Tourism Boating Services Ferry Schedules Bridge Schedules Paddle Links ... NC Waterman North Carolina Boating Regulations This section contains information on North Carolina Boating Regulations that are in addition to the Federal Requirements covered in the Basic Boating Safety Course . If you have not reviewed the course material, please do so now. All Federal Requirements in the basic boating course apply to North Carolina; this section lists North Carolina Boating Requirements that are above and beyond Federal Requirements. The following information is copied from http://www.boatsafe.com/North_Carolina/index.htm , under Regulations. It is provided by the NC Wildlife Resources Commission . Directly reference these sites for the most current rules. Personal Flotation Devices: All recreational vessels must have one Type I, II or III PFD of a suitable size for each person aboard and each skier being towed. In addition, recreational vessels 16 feet and over must also have one throwable Type IV PFD.

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