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Regulations & Safety Boating:     more books (37)

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 Enforcing boating safety the old fashioned way: removing one drunk boater at a time.: An article from: Coast Guard Magazine 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 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

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61. Boating Safety And Regulations
    on vessels. Improve your odds. Most serious boating accidents; involvealcohol. Leave alcohol alone while boating. Operating; a vessel  
    http://www.nps.gov/glca/textonly/safe.htm

62. Ohio DNR Div. Of Watercraft: Ohio River Boating: Operating Regulations
    Please call or write the following agencies for boating or fishing regulations.United States Coast Guard Marine safety Detachment 3653 River Rd.  
    http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/watercraft/boat/ohriver/opregs.htm
    
    Extractions: The auxiliary (small) lock on Meldahl Dam on the Ohio River (mile marker 436, 35 miles southeast of Cincinnati) is closed for repairs until early October 2002 (US Army Corps of Engineers). All traffic is required to use the main lock. If there is no towboat or barge traffic, recreational boats should experience minimal wait at the main lock. If towboat and barge traffic is busy, recreational boats will be locked through as soon as possible. A security zone spans Mile Marker 119 to 119.8 of the Ohio River encompassing 200 feet from the West Virginia shoreline near the PPG Plant in Natrium, WV. Boating through or anchoring in the security zone is prohibited (US Coast Guard). Ohio River Boating Operating Regulations Law Enforcement Contacts Special Provisions The Ohio River is considered to be "federal waters" and boaters need to comply with all U.S. Coast Guard requirements. When operating on the river all State of Ohio watercraft laws are in effect.

63. CFDA: 20.001: Boating Safety
    from one to 14 lessons, all concerned with safe boating. VSC are given a Seal ofsafety decal indicating the exam the boat met Federal regulations and safety  
    http://aspe.os.dhhs.gov/cfda/P20001.htm
    
    Extractions: Applicant Eligibility Beneficiary Eligibility Credentials and Documentation ... Records Applicant Eligibility: Any U.S. citizen, 17 years of age or older, is eligible to apply for membership in the Auxiliary. Beneficiary Eligibility: Boating public. Credentials/Documentation: None. Preapplication Coordination: None. This program is excluded from coverage under E.O. 12372 Application Procedure: Contact the local Coast Guard District Director of Auxiliary. This program is excluded from coverage under OMB Circular No. A-110 Award Procedure: None. Deadlines: Not applicable. Range of Approval/Disapproval Time: Not applicable. Appeals: Not applicable. Renewals: Not applicable. Criteria for Selecting Proposals: Not applicable. Examples of Funded Projects: Not applicable. Range and Average of Financial Assistance: Not applicable.

64. Canadian Coast Guard, Pacific Region - Office Of Boating Safety
    Office of boating safety are to Administer the Coast Guard's Loss of Life PreventionPrograms. Promote the enforcement of the Small Vessel regulations and  
    http://www.pacific.ccg-gcc.gc.ca/obs-bsn/index_e.htm
    
    Extractions: On September 15, 2002, mandatory certification requirements come into effect for operators of pleasure craft less than 4 meters in length. The primary functions of the Pacific Region's Office of Boating Safety are to: Administer the Coast Guard's Loss of Life Prevention Programs. Promote the enforcement of the Small Vessel Regulations and other marine statutes applicable to small vessels both commercial and recreational in partnership with policing authorities. Monitor and review on behalf of National Headquarters, the application of the Boating Restriction Regulations and the Pleasure Craft Sewage Pollution Prevention Regulations. Monitor and review on behalf of National Headquarters, marine manufacturers compliance with the Construction Standards for Small Vessels.

65. LSCC - Boating Regulations
    boating regulations AND safety boating can be a fun and exciting sportbut beforeyou head out on the water there are a few rules to remembersome are lake  
    http://www.lakesawyer.org/boating.html

66. 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.

67. Autopedia™: Boating Related Parts, Equipment And Accessories
    Australian Maritime safety Authority boating safety boating safety boating safetyboating safety Topics boating safety Laws and regulations boating safety  
    http://autopedia.com/html/HotLinks_BoatsAccess.html

68. MINISTER ANNOUNCES NEW BOATING SAFETY REGULATIONS
    Ministry NEWS RELEASE From the Office of the Minister for Roads and Ports 10 October1994 MINISTER ANNOUNCES NEW boating safety regulations New regulations  
    http://www.dpc.vic.gov.au/domino/Web_Notes/pressrel.nsf/ced4519c7369cc294a25620d

69. 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.

70. FOCUS ON BOATING SAFETY AS FISHERY OFFICERS WILL NOW ENFORCE
    officers in the Pacific Region have recently been designated as enforcement officersfor the purposes of Coast Guard's boating safety regulations under the  
    http://www-comm.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/english/release/p-releas/2001/nr087_e.htm

71. PROMOTING BOATING SAFETY
    boating safety regulations The Current Process. The process leadingto the new boating safety regulations began with calls from  
    http://www-comm.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/english/release/bckgrnd/1999/bghq99-2b_e.htm

72. APOLNET | Hot Issues, New Boating Safety Regulations
    New boating safety regulations Announced. Following extensive consultations,Canadian Coast Guard recently released new boating safety regulations.  
    http://www.apolnet.org/issue3.html
    
    Extractions: New Boating Safety Regulations Announced Following extensive consultations, Canadian Coast Guard recently released new boating safety regulations. The new regulations resulted from approximately 4 years of consultations with the public, boating associations, manufacturers, cottagers, coroners, enforcement agencies and other stakeholders, and which proceeded along two tracks: one dealt with operator competency and age and horsepower restrictions; the other addressed Small Vessel Regulation amendments. [See OPHA's response to the call for input , submitted in Aug. 1998.] The new regulations include the following changes: The Small Vessel Regulations were expanded to include a "careless operation" offence which will allow enforcement agencies to issue tickets to reckless boaters who put themselves and others at risk.

73. Coast Guard Requests Comment On Boating Safety Regulations (6/13
    In June of 1997 the US Coast Guard announced it is accepting comments on severalof the recreational boating safety regulations for consideration in an October  
    http://www.rbbi.com/desks/regs/cgsafety.htm
    
    Extractions: In June of 1997 the US Coast Guard announced it is accepting comments on several of the recreational boating safety regulations for consideration in an October 1997 meeting. We certainly encourage the industry manufacturers and boaters as well to become involved in this opportunity to shape the regulations. Below is a copy of the actual announcement. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CG 23-97 Friday, June 13, 1997 Contact: Carlton Perry Tel: 202-267-0979 COAST GUARD REQUESTS COMMENT ON BOATING SAFETY REGULATIONS In an effort to improve the safety of recreational boating, the U.S. Coast Guard announced that it is requesting comments on its boating safety regulations that are under review and being considered for potential changes. The Coast Guard said it will provide a summary of comments received to the members of the National Boating Safety Advisory Council for it to consider before an October 1997 meeting. The following regulations in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) are under review: Intoxicated operation of a vessel (33 CFR, part 95);

74. FloridaGame.com- Freshwater Fish - Regulations - Florida Boating
    This section contains information on Florida boating regulations that are in additionto the The Nautical Know How boating safety ID card is recognized in the  
    http://www.floridagame.com/freshfish/boatregs.asp
    
    Extractions: REGULATIONS - Florida Boating 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. Florida and federal boating laws are presented in a summarized form. The laws in their entirety can be found by consulting Florida State Law. These laws are subject to change. It is the responsibility of the operator to be aware of the most current laws when using a boat. Certain bodies of water in Florida may have local restrictions as to type and size of watercraft or motor.

75. 20.001 - Boating Safety
    one to fourteen lessons, all concerned with safe boating. VSC are given a Seal ofsafety decal indicating the exam the boat met Federal regulations and safety  
    http://www.cfda.gov/public/viewprog.asp?progid=618

76. NCPD Marine Bureau NYS Regulations
    NYS boating safety Equipment and regulations. No vessel shall be operated(NYS regulations). Within 100 feet of shore, dock, anchored  
    http://www.ncpdmarinebureau.com/safety.html
    
    Extractions: Main Nassau County's Waterways Marine Bureau Overview Underwater Search and Recovery Team ... How and When to Call Us NYS Boating Safety Equipment and Regulations No vessel shall be operated: (N.Y.S. Regulations) Within 100 feet of shore, dock, anchored vessel or swim area at more than 5 M.P.H. In an imprudent or unsafe manner. Whose operator is intoxicated or has his ability to operate impaired by alcohol or drugs. By a person under age of 18 who does not possess a boating safety certificate. With a child under age 12 on board that is not wearing a life jacket (P.F.D.) and who is not within a fully enclosed cabin. Without the required equipment. Without the navigation lights displayed at night or during times of poor visibility. Within 100 feet of a diving flag.

77. QuickNAV Boating School » Promoting Boating Safety
    boating safety regulations The Current Process The process leading to thenew boating safety regulations began with calls from the public, boating  
    http://www.quicknav.com/index.php?p=content&s=reg2

78. QuickNAV Boating School » Current Regulations And Restrictions
    CCG is working with its American counterparts on a variety of joint initiativesto improve boating safety. Small Vessel regulations (Minimum safety Equipment  
    http://www.quicknav.com/index.php?p=content&s=reg1

79. 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

80. 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.

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