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9. Coast Guard statistics on recreational boating safety are derived from State boating accident reports Coast Guard statistics on recreational boating safety are derived from State boating accident reports...
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11. Improper speed or distance is not maintaining a proper speed and/or distance while operating a PWC Improper speed or distance is not maintaining a proper speed and/or distance while operating a PWC...
12. Personal Watercraft (PWCs) The use of personal watercraft (PWCs) is restricted within the boundaries of Fire Island National Seashore. A new regulations published on July 6, 2005, includes the following provisions: * PWCs are allowed within park boundaries in the Long Island Intracoastal Waterway and in marked channels into any private communities on Fire Island that allow them. * PWCs […]...
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14. Little known Connecticut state facts “History’s first submarine attack took place in New York Harbor in 1776! The Connecticut inventor David Bushnell called his submarine the Turtle because it resembled two large tortoise shells of equal size joined together. The watertight hull was made of 6-inch-thick oak timbers coated with tar. On September 6, 1776, the Turtle targeted the HMS […]...
15. The use of personal watercraft (PWCs) is restricted within the boundaries of Fire Island National Seashore The use of personal watercraft (PWCs) is restricted within the boundaries of Fire Island National Seashore: Personal Watercraft must comply with State and Federal laws, including age restrictions and navigation rules of the road. The State of New York has implemented new requirements that all PWC operators must earn a safety certificate. All PWC users must […]...