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1. It is your responsibility to know and follow established personal watercraft rules and regulations It is your responsibility to know and follow established personal watercraft rules and regulations...
2. Endangered Species Act Protections Reinstated for Northern Rocky Mountain Wolf Population Endangered Species Act Protections Reinstated for Northern Rocky Mountain Wolf Population...
3. Lower Willamette River Wake Enhancing Device Ban Beginning January 1, 2010 a “wake enhancing device ban” will take effect for the lower Willamette River: Location: Willamette River between Newberg and Canby Adopted: September 2008 Rule Summary: beginning January 1, 2010 -Slow-no-wake within 100’ of private structures and no wake-enhancing devices. Background: This rule was adopted to address wake-related property damage on this narrow stretch of […]...
4. How do I get a NH commercial boating license? Call Marine Patrol Headquarters (603) 293-2037 to obtain a commercial boat license application and study materials. Complete the application following the instructions. Once completed, mail the application to the Concord DVM Boat Desk. After approximately 1 week, call Marine Patrol Headquarters to check if the processed application has been received. When it is received at […]...
5. Zone and Access Routes Within the Sanctuary Where the Operation of Motorized Personal Watercraft Is Allowed Zone and Access Routes Within the Sanctuary Where the Operation of Motorized Personal Watercraft Is Allowed...
6. All vessels are responsible for any discomfort or injury to other persons or damage to vessels caused by their wake All vessels are responsible for any discomfort or injury to other persons or damage to vessels caused by their wake...
7. Kids Left Unattended On Personal Watercraft Are At Risk Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks suggests that leaving a child behind the wheel of a car with the engine running is unthinkable—yet children are left alone on personal watercraft where they can easily be injured or killed. “Parents and guardians seem to overlook the risks involved in leaving a very young child on an unattended […]...
8. Are there PWC speed limits on waterways? Are there PWC speed limits on waterways?...
9. Are there boating speed limits for Personal Watercraft Speed on the water is restricted to reasonable and prudent for conditions at that time, unless otherwise posted, such as a no wake zone. No wake zones are areas where a boat cannot create a wake or exceed 5 mph. Learn more about boating regulations by visiting the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s Web site […]...
10. Most marinas and launching ramps display warning flags, or lights to indicate severe weather. Most marinas and launching ramps display warning flags, or lights to indicate severe weather....
11. Notice of Intent to Add, Amend and Repeal the Boating Regulations The Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) hereby gives notice of a public hearing as part of a rulemaking proceeding.  The purpose of this proceeding is to add one new regulation, revise certain other boating regulations and to repeal two obsolete regulations. The proposed changes, summarized below, affect sixteen sections of the Regulations […]...
12. Renew Your Arizona Watercraft Registration Online Renew Your Arizona Watercraft Registration Online ...
13. Personal Watercraft Use at Lake Mead National Recreation Area Personal Watercraft Use at Lake Mead National Recreation Area ...
14. PWC, Personal Watercraft Boater Laws in Nevada NRS 488.580 Operation of personal watercraft. 1. A person shall not operate or authorize another person to operate a personal watercraft under his ownership or control: (a) In a reckless or negligent manner so as to endanger the life or property of another person. (b) Unless the operator is wearing a personal flotation device of […]...
15. Personal Watercraft Law Changes Personal watercraft operators are reminded that New Jersey personal watercraft laws have recently changed.  The law now states that a person is not permitted to operate a personal watercraft above minimum headway speed within 100 feet of buoys or signs that mark the boundaries of a swimming area, the shoreline, any person in the water, […]...