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8. Personal Watercraft, Navigation Rules in California The inland navigational rules, commonly called the “Rules of the Road,” govern the operation of boats and specify light and sound signals on inland waters in order to prevent collisions. Existing law requires that a complete copy of the new inland navigational rules must be kept for reference on board all boats of 39 feet […]...
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11. What is a Personal Watercraft? – Personal Watercraft Insurance The U. S. Coast Guard classifies personal watercraft (PWC) as inboard boats. That means personal watercraft are subject to the same rules and requirements as any other powerboat, plus additional conditions specific to PWC. The PWC operator has primary responsibility for maintaining a proper lookout and avoiding accidents....
12. Personal Watercraft Insurance – Recreational Boat Personal watercraft are a type of recreational boat designed for riding entertainment Personal watercraft are a type of recreational boat designed for riding entertainment. Because PWC are powered by an engine and intended for the transport of person(s) on water, they fall within the Coast Guard category for motorboats. Although the Coast Guard tracks statistics […]...
13. PWC Insurance – Visual Distress Signals on Coastal Waters Any boat 16 feet or more in length or any boat carrying six or less passengers for hire on coastal waters must carry U.S. Coast Guard approved visual distress signals (which must be readily available and in good serviceable condition). Devices suitable for day use and devices suitable for night use, or devices suitable for […]...
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