Although the extent of irresponsible PWC use is not documented, there is clearly a need for safe operating practices to be followed
Friday, Jul. 30th 2010 6:05 AM
Although the extent of irresponsible PWC use is not documented, there is clearly a need for safe operating practices to be followed. To this end, PWC manufacturers, associates and riders are actively trying to promote safe and responsible PWC use. In particular, the Personal Watercraft Industry Association (PWIA) dedicates significant time and resources to publish educational materials, endorse operator “codes of ethics”, facilitate regulatory enforcement and develop safety protocols for PWC-rental operations.
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