81. Sport Fish Regulations - Alaska's Boating Safety Law Alaska s boating safety law, Back to regulations Home. REGISTRATION In January 2001, the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) assumed http://www.sf.adfg.state.ak.us/statewide/regulations/boating.cfm

Contacts Licenses/Permits Regulations News ... Southcentral Home Alaska's boating safety law Back to Regulations Home REGISTRATION: In January 2001, the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) assumed boat registration from the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG). All motorized boats must be registered. All non-motorized boats over 10 feet must be registered. Boats with current USCG registration need not register with DMV until their registration expires. Registration card must be carried on board the boat. For more information on boat registration contact your local DMV office or visit their website: www.state.ak.us/dmv/reg/boat.htm SAFETY EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS: State safety and equipment requirements are identical to the USCG federal requirements, with the addition of: "All persons under 13 years of age must wear a USCG approved life jacket while on the deck of a boat or in an open boat." Obtain a complete list of safety and equipment requirements and other vital boating safety information from the State Office of Boating Safety at (907) 269-8705, or visit their website: www.alaskaboatingsafety.org

82. Boats.com - Rules And Regulations Boating Regulations nearby; State requirements complies with state safety requirements. Contact state boating regulators for current state boating regulations; Marine sanitation http://www.boats.com/reeds/jsp/rn_ch_2_b.jsp

83. Boats.com - Rules And Regulations Boating Regulations This boat complies with US Coast Guard safety standards, etc., it is probable that the design of your boat s ventilation system meets applicable regulations. http://www.boats.com/reeds/jsp/rn_ch_2_a.jsp

84. Statewide Boating Regulations For Non sunrise. A boating safety Certificate is required for those born on or after July 1, 1972. Specific regulations for Deep Creek Lake A http://www.deepcreektimes.com/boatregs.asp

Statewide Boating Regulations for Non-Tidal Waters: Effective June 1, 2001 , all children under the age of 7 must WEAR a United States Coast Guard approved Personal Flotation Device (Life Jacket - Type I, II, III or V) while underway on a recreational vessel under 21 feet in length on Maryland waters. Recreational vessel includes motorboats, sailboats, canoes, kayaks, rowboats, and any other device capable of being used for transportation on the water, when the vessel is being used for other than commercial purposes. The Life Jacket must be the proper size for the child and must be in good and serviceable condition. This requirement does not apply when: A vessel is moored or anchored. A child is below deck or in an enclosed cabin. The following are the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) regulations applicable to Deep Creek Lake: Boating accidents must be reported. When water-skiing, two persons in the boat (an operator and an observer) must be at least 12 years old.

85. State And Federal Boating Regulations Visit the Coast Guard s Office of boating safety Page for the official Federal boating Requirements, regulations, and Statutes and other important information. http://www.commanderbob.com/cbregs.html

Sign the GuestBook COLREGS (RULES OF THE ROAD, NAVRULES) Visit the Coast Guard's Office of Boating Safety Page for the official Federal Boating Requirements, Regulations, and Statutes and other important information. State Regulations are fairly uniform, and in many cases closely follow Federal Regulations. However, it's recommended that you check your own state boating regulations for variations. Here's a place to find links to the websites of nearly all State Boating agencies, with phone numbers of your State Boating Law Administrator's office . They'll be happy to provide you with a copy of your home state's boating regulations, and can also give you information about boating courses being offered by their agency. And, here's still another site you can visit for a Directory of State Boating Law Administrators. And finally, here's a great page on State Boating Laws compliments of the Coast Guard Office of Boating Safety. Back to the Main Page © 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Commander Bob moreinfo@commanderbob.com

86. NTL Catalog: Office Of Boating Safety [Homepage] This website offers a wide variety of information on boating regulations, courses, recalls safety defects, statistics, and safety tips. Other contributors http://ntl.bts.gov/card_view.cfm?docid=7993

87. Boat Escape: Boat Safety The Skipper is responsible for the boat and the passengers safety, as well local regulations before departing, or obtain a copy of Oregon boating regulations. http://www.boatescape.com/safety.asp

Boating Safety Boating Safety Links - Check out these safety links! Accident report Form (Oregon) - pdf file Anchoring Boating Accidents Boat Recalls ... Radios - VHF Radios Saves Lives "Just the facts Ma'am." Boating can be great fun, but don't let your weekend outing turn into a tragedy. Most fatal boating accidents involve people who suddenly and unexpectedly find themselves in the water without a life jacket. About 50% of all boating fatalities occur: - On lakes, ponds and reservoirs and not on navigable waterways, - On weekend afternoons, - In calm weather, - In full daylight, - In boats 12-16 feet long, - 2/3 involved in fatal boating accidents have had no training in boat handling and safety, - Are 26-50 years of age, - 87% do not wear lifejackets, - A large percentage have been drinking, - Most think of themselves as "swimmers"! Hypothermia: Hypothermia is a major killer in aquatic mishaps. Hypothermia is a reduction in the body's core temperature below where normal biological functions can occur. Your body loses heat more rapidly than it can replenish it. It can kill you at temperatures well above freezing. It can occur at any time of the year in strong winds, especially if your clothing is wet, but occurs most rapidly when the body is in cold water. It is a serious life threatening condition. If you suspect hypothermia seek prompt and competent medical attention. The colder the water the more rapidly hypothermia occurs. It can occur in water as warm as 80 degrees if you are exposed to it for a long enough time. The shivering you may experience in mild cases of hypothermia is one means the body has to keep itself warm. I imagine that most people have experienced some type of mild hypothermia while swimming for long periods.

88. Regulations regulations. Contents . Required safety Equipment. Don t Leave Port Without It !We ve put together a list of required and recommended boating equipment. http://www.boatus.com/onlinecourse/documents/REGULATIONS.html

REGULATIONS Contents.... Know the Law Required Equipment Recommended Equipment Marine Sanitation Devices (MSDs) Know the Law Boarding Preparations You've been stopped by the local marine patrol for a routine equipment check. According to your recent Courtesy Marine Exam, you are carrying all required and recommended equipment. But, do you know what else marine officers are likely to check? Numbering and Registration Just as you wouldn't drive your car without a license plate, current sticker, and registration, your boat must be properly numbered, stickered, and your registration on board. Boat numbers must be affixed on both bows with three inch contrasting letters, with spaces or hyphens between numerals and letters, as: MD 1234 AB or MD-1234-AB. This is a Federal and State requirement. Also, the State requires a current sticker immediately after or before the boat numbers on the port side. Many boaters like to carry their boat papers on a floating key ring handle so they will always have them close at hand. (Click on state numbering thumbnail for better view) Your vessel will also have (if manufactured since 1972) a Hull Identification Number which is the serial number of your vessel. This number is usually located on the upper right portion of the vessels' transom. This number indicates the boat manufacturer, its serial number, and the month and year of production. This number is used to register the boat, and to identify an individual boat.

89. Boating Safety Information Federal boating regulations; The Clark County, Washington Sheriff s Office. Excellent information from Vancouver, Washington. The boating safety Information http://131.230.57.1/boat_safe_info.htm

Boating Safety Information State and Federal Boating Regulations The Clark County, Washington Sheriff's Office . Excellent information from Vancouver, Washington. The Boating Safety Information page sponsored by Sea Tow International. Commander Bob's Boating Safety Page Personal Watercraft Safety National Safe Boating Week Upper Mississippi River Waterways from the Rock Island District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. NOAA Marine Chart Division Marine Signal Flags International Marine Signal Flags from the USPS. Clickable map of U.S. Near-shore Weather (real-time from the NWS buoys). Clickable map of U.S. Tide Predictions (4-day predictions). Knot of the Month Flags of every nation Civil Air Patrol and their Search and Rescue activities. NEXRAD Weather Radar for a graphical look at the weather, or Interactive Weather from the National Weather Service (NOAA). US Geological Survey , including LAT-LON references. Weather Charts including the Coast Guard offshore weather FAX charts.

90. VDGIF > Boating > New For 2003! Virginia Boating Safety Regulations HOME boating VIRGINIA boating safety regulations NEW FOR 2003! New For 2003! Effective January 1, 2003 1. Number of Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs). http://www.dgif.state.va.us/boating/boating_safety_regulations_2003.html

HOME BOATING New For 2003! Effective January 1, 2003 Number of Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) OLD –Type IV throwable PFD not required on boats less than 16 feet in length. NEW –At least one (1) U.S. Coast Guard approved Type IV (ring buoy OR seat cushion), per boat, is now required on all recreational boats regardless of size, in ADDITION to the wearable PFD required for each person onboard. Does not apply to personal watercraft (jet skis), canoes, kayaks and inflatable rafts. 2. Wearing of PFDs OLD –When being towed by a Personal Watercraft (PWC), skiers did not have to wear a PFD provided a dedicated observer was onboard in addition to the operator. NEW –In addition to the operator and all passengers, those being towed by the PWC must wear a USCG approved life jacket at all times when the PWC is underway. 3. Proper Stowage of PFDs

91. Boating Safety New boating safety regulations Expected to Save Lives. New regulations are being introduced this year to reduce boating fatalities http://www.safety-council.org/news/sc/1999/boatregs.htm

Safety Canada Online Hot Issues Awards Campaigns ... New Boating Safety Regulations New Boating Safety Regulations Expected to Save Lives New regulations are being introduced this year to reduce boating fatalities in Canada from their present level of 200 annually. Currently in Canada, anyone of any age can operate any boat of any size without any formal training or experiences. In fact, two-thirds of those operating powered boats in Canada lack any formal training in boating safety or operation. With more and more boaters taking to the waterways in new, and increasingly powerful vessels, the status quo could be a recipe for disaster. Age and Horsepower Restrictions Effective April 1, 1999, children under the age of 12 will no longer be permitted to operate boats above 10 horsepower for recreational purposes unless accompanied by a person 16 years of age or older. On the same date, youth at least 12 years of age, but under 16 years of age, will no longer be permitted to operate boats above 40 horsepower unless accompanied by an individual 16 years of age or older. Finally, as of April 1, 1999, the new minimum age for operating Personal Water Craft (PWC) will be 16 years of age. Operator Competency Beginning on September 15, 1999 youth under 16 years of age (as of April 1, 1999) operating powered craft used for recreational purposes will be required to have proof of operator competency. This requirement will be extended to all operators of power boats less than four metres in length, as well as all PWCs. By September 15, 2009, proof of operator competency will be required for all power boat operators.

92. Harbormasters.org - Home Of The North Shore Harbormasters' Association Sea 1972; State boating regulations; The Federal Requirements Office of boating safety - regulations Publications; United States http://www.harbormasters.org/links.shtml

Links to Boating and Marine Resources Boating and Marine Regulations Boat Registration and Titling FAQs - Massachusetts Boat Registration info Code of Massachusetts Regulations - Includes some CMRs which are relevant to boating, environmental issues and water resources - Some of the CMRs require Adobe Acrobat Reader to read the PDF files. CORIFS (Compendium of Reference Information for Ships) - The International Marine Database - Software products which contain details of ALL US Federal, UK and International Maritime legislation in force along with a wide range of applications for ship management and safety control. Federal Maritime Commission's Home Page - The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) was established in 1961 as an independent government agency, responsible for the regulation of shipping in the foreign trades of the United States. Marine Law and Regulations - Resources from MarineWaypoints.com Mass. Division of Law Enforcement - Massachusetts Environmental Police Mass. DLE Boating and Recreational Vehicle Education/Safety Bureau

93. Boating Safety The new regulations increase the age requirement for a total of over 6,900 recreational boating accidents the The US Coast Guard, National safety Council and http://www.mwcdlakes.com/boating.htm

Return to Main Page Log on to your favorite lake Choose a lake below or Click on the for lake weather reports. Atwood Lake Charles Mill Lake Clendening Lake Leesville Lake ... Tappan Lake Click below for more details Main Page About MWCD Current Events Job Postings ... Dredge Boating Safety The State Legislature enacted new boating regulations on March 17,1997. The new regulations establish minimum age limits for operation of personal watercraft. Persons between the ages of 12 and 16 are now prohibited from operating a personal watercraft without the direct, on-board supervision of a person over the age of 18. A personal watercraft is defined as a vessel less than 16 feet in length propelled by machinery, and designed to be operated by an individual sitting or kneeling on the vessel rather than sitting or kneeling inside the vessel. There are tougher restrictions on drinking and boating. Minimum blood-alcohol limits are now more stringent for boat operators who are under Ohio's legal drinking age of 21, bringing state boating law into agreement with the limit already in place for underage motor vehicle drivers. The new regulations increase the age requirement for a supervising person. The age of a person supervising boat operation by anyone under 12 years of age has been raised from 16 to 18 years of age. No one under 12 years of age may operate any vessel unless that person is under the direct visual and audible supervision of a person 18 years of age or older.

94. Boating And Waterways Did you realize that many people drown each year because they were involved in a boating accident? death situation happen while boating.If these people would have Office of boating safety. Recreational boating Fatalities http://www.floridaconservation.org/law/boatsafe

95. Game And Fish Department, North Dakota | Licenses And Regulations Licenses and regulations. 20022004 Boat and Water safety Guide. Table of contents. 1. Definitions 2. Registration Numbering 3 http://www.state.nd.us/gnf/licenses/boat-and-water.html

Buy/Apply for a License Hunt/Fish Regulations How Seasons are Set Contact Us Licenses and Regulations 2002-2004 Boat and Water Safety Guide Table of contents Definitions Registration Fees and Renewal Date Change of Address or Ownership Loss of Certificate of Number ... Reporting Violations MEASURE YOUR BOAT TO DETERMINE WHAT CLASS IT IS IN When measuring a vessel, measure from the forward end to the after end across the deck down the center line, excluding the sheer. This means in a straight line and only that part of the hull that is permanent. EQUIPMENT CLASS A (Under 16 feet in length) CLASS 1 (16 feet, but under 26 feet) CLASS 2 (26 feet, but under 40 feet) CLASS 3 (40 feet or over in length) Every motorboat, principally used in North Dakota ,that is powered by any motor (including electric motors) must be registered with the Game and Fish Department. (See Section 14 Re: youngsters 10 years and younger) One Coast Guard approved Type I, II, or III PFD for each person aboard. Anyone being towed on waterskis, surfboard or similar device must wear a Type I, II, or II PFD while being towed. (See Section 14 ) No person may operate or permit the operation of a personal watercraft without each person on board the personal watercraft wearing a United States Coast Guard approved type I, II, III, or V personal flotation device.

96. State Educational Requirements BoatU.S. Foundation Online boating safety Course State Educational Requirements. Click on your state to view requirements. Information http://www.boatus.org/onlinecourse/states/ed_requirements_map.asp

BoatU.S. Foundation Online Boating Safety Course: State Educational Requirements Click on your state to view requirements. Information will display below the map. "education is mandatory" - boaters must have passed at least a boating safety course before they may operate a vessel. "proctored, boating safety course" - a boater education program conducted by an administrator, in a classroom setting. Examples include programs offered by state and local marine patrols, USCG Auxiliaries, and U.S. Power Squadron chapters. "non-proctored, boating safety course" - a boater education program that is not conducted by an administrator, outside of a classroom setting. Examples include home-study courses and internet courses. "no mandatory educational requirements" - boaters are not required to complete any boating safety courses before they may operate a vessel. "boaters may complete either non-proctored or proctored boating safety courses for certification" -

97. 2000 Boating Legislation boating Legislation, 2000. Chapter 2000386. The 2000 Florida Legislature passed a measure that impacts boaters and boating safety issues. http://www.floridaconservation.org/law/boatsafe/sb386.html

98. The Idaho Department Of Parks And Recreation - Boating more than 2,000 lakes and reservoirs within the state s borders. Learn more about boating safety by clicking on the links below. http://www.idahoparks.org/rec/boating.html

Boating in Idaho boating facilities boating regulations boating education boating safety ... FAQs Just about every question you might have regarding boating in Idaho can be found in the electronic Idaho Handbook of Boating Laws and Responsibilities . Available in PDF or HTML format, you can browse by subject, print off an accident report form or boating safety checklist, or even take a state approved boat safety course on line. Idaho is truly a boater's paradise. There are over 16,000 miles of rivers and more than 2,000 lakes and reservoirs within the state's borders. Learn more about boating safety by clicking on the links below Current Boating Safety Classes Boat Inspection Report Hypothermia Personal Floatation Devices ... Whitewater Safety Would you like to view our award-winning television public service announcements on boating safety, or new boating safety video clips? Just click on the links below. If you do not already have a Quicktime Player, download one for free.

99. Boat Moorage Locations Together, we can keep boating experiences safe and enjoyable by following wellfounded safety rules and being environmentally responsible. http://www.parks.wa.gov/moorage/guide/

Home Reservations Park Information Rental Places ... ADA Recreation Adventures in Boating Washington Handbook The Adventures in Boating Washington Handbook is designed to introduce new boaters to their responsibilities for safe, environmentally sound boating practices and to provide updated information to those who have had experience on the water. I encourage you to carefully read the material provided in this handbook and to make a commitment to always practice the safety rules when you are on the water. You will also find important environmental tips that if followed, will help ensure that others will have the same opportunity to enjoy Washington's wonderful aquatic resources. I recommend that you keep a copy of the Boating Handbook on board your vessel to be used as a ready reference. Inquiries or requests for additional boating information should be directed to Boating Education Coordinator Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission 7150 Cleanwater Lane P.O. Box 42654 Olympia, WA 98504-2654

100. US Coast Guard Auxiliary National Web Site Federal and State boating regulations. Federal regulations. Federal Online. The Inland Navigation Rules. State boating regulations. http://www.cgaux.org/cgauxweb/public/boatregs.htm

Federal and State Boating Regulations Federal Regulations Federal Requirements for Recreational Boats The NAVRULES Online . The Inland Navigation Rules. State Boating Regulations

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