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1. Each person on a personal watercraft must wear a life jacket All vessels except sailboards and certain racing shells or rowing skulls must have at least one wearable Type I, II, III or V life jacket that is U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) approved and of the proper size for each person on board. All life jackets must be in good and serviceable condition and must be […]...
2. Personal Watercraft Insurance – Safety Equipment for Class A Recreational Vessels More on Fire Extinguisher One USCG-approved B-1 type fire extinguisher is required for all recreational motorboats except outboard-powered motorboats less than 26 feet long if constructed to prevent gas fumes from accumulating. Suppose your boat has a built-in fuel tank, an inboard engine, compartments where portable fuel tanks may be stored, or open areas between the hull and deck […]...
3. PWC Insurance, Safety Equipment for Class A Recreational Vessels More on Fire Extinguisher PWC Insurance, Safety Equipment for Class A Recreational Vessels More on Fire Extinguisher...
4. Lifejackets or Personal Flotation Device (PFD) Lifejackets or Personal Flotation Device (PFD)...
5. Personal Watercraft Insurance – Law About Lifejackets   Lifejackets Requirements – For a boat less than 16 feet long or a Canoe/Kayak of any length:   For a boat less than 16 feet long, you must carry each passenger...
6. Are boaters or rafters required to wear life jackets Are boaters or rafters required to wear life jackets...
7. Personal Watercraft Insurance – Fire Extinguishers Personal Watercraft Insurance, Fire Extinguishers...
8. Personal Watercraft Insurance, The Minimum Required Safety Equipment for Class A Recreational Vessels Personal Watercraft Insurance, The Minimum Required Safety Equipment for Class A Recreational Vessels ...
9. How to apply for a new PWC registration license How to apply for a new PWC registration license...
10. Florida Boat and JEt SKi Vessel Registration All vessels, with the exception of non-motor-powered vessels less than 16 feet in length, non-motor-powered canoes, kayaks, racing shells, or rowing sculls, regardless of length, must be registered through your local Tax Collector’s Office. Letters must be separated from the numbers by a hyphen or space equal to letter width. The Certificate of Registration must […]...
11. PWC Life Jackets and the Law For a boat less than 16 feet long, or a canoe or a kayak of any length, you are required to: Everyone on board a personal watercraft (popularly known as “jet skis”) and anyone being towed behind a vessel must wear a Coast Guard-approved life jacket. A Coast Guard-approved life jacket must be carried for […]...
12. Personal watercraft operators should be aware of the following Personal watercraft operators should be aware of the following...
13. PWC Lifejackets or Personal Flotation Device (PFD) PWC Lifejackets or Personal Flotation Device (PFD): Boaters must have a minimum of one good and serviceable U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) approved lifejacket for each person on board their vessel. Lifejackets must fit the intended user including children and infants. All persons 12 years or younger must wear a lifejacket while on board a vessel. All boats 16 feet or […]...
14. What does this mean to the motor boater with a boat registered in Oregon? Registered  boaters (including registered sailboats 12 feet and longer) will pay an additional $5 surcharge when they renew their boat registration.  Current boat decals (which are stickers that attach to the bow of the boat) are proof that you’ve paid the permit fee.  Renewal notifications will itemize the cost of registration and the $5 surcharge so boaters […]...
15. PWC LICENSE CERTIFICATE AND NUMBERING If you apply for a new boat registration or renew an existing one in person at a deputy registrar (any- place you get your auto license) or the DNR License Center, you will receive your boat license decal and registration card on the spot. If you apply through the mail, it will probably take several […]...