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1. Required Safety Equipment for Personal Watercraft (PWC) All equipment requirements for regular motorboats also apply to PWC. In addition to those requirements:Each occupant must wear a USCG approved wearable PFD; if the PWC is equipped with a cut-off or kill switch, it must be attached to the operator or operator’s clothing. inflatable life jackets are NOT approved for use on PWC. Operation […]...
2. What are the rules for operating a personal watercraft such as a Jet Ski? The laws for personal watercraft are the same as for boats, with a few exceptions: Every person on board a personal watercraft must wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket. If the personal watercraft has a lanyard cutoff switch, the operator must attach the lanyard to his or her person. Personal watercraft may not be […]...
3. What are the rules for operating a personal watercraft (such as a Jet Ski)? What are the rules for operating a personal watercraft (such as a Jet Ski)? ...
4. Personal Watercraft: The Purpose and Use of a Lanyard Personal Watercraft: The Purpose and Use of a Lanyard...
5. Ohio personal watercraft operation requirements 1547.41 Ohio Personal watercraft operation requirements. (A)(1) No person shall operate or permit the operation of a personal watercraft unless each person on the watercraft is wearing a type one, two, three, or five personal flotation device. (2) A person operating a personal watercraft that is equipped by the manufacturer with a lanyard type engine […]...
6. Personal Watercraft Safety Personal Watercraft Safety...
7. The following vessels do not have to be registered in California The following vessels do not have to be registered in California: Vessels propelled solely by oars or paddles. Nonmotorized sailboats that are eight feet or less in length. Nonmotorized surfboards propelled by a sail and with a mast that the operator must hold upright. A ship’s lifeboat (a dinghy is not a lifeboat). Vessels currently […]...
8. 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 […]...
9. Regulations for operation of personal watercraft In addition to other regulations in this code, all personal watercraft shall also be operated in the following manner: (1) A person may not operate a personal watercraft unless each person riding on or being towed behind such vessel is wearing a type I, type II, type III, or type V personal flotation device, other […]...
10. How to get a personal watercraft insurance quote online Rating agencies are available online and are a valuable resource to help motorists make a well informed decision before choosing a company. These agencies use certain tiers which they place insurers in based on their financial stability; for example, one agency uses letter grades similar to school grading. If a carrier receives an “A” then […]...
11. Hello world! Personal Watercraft Insurance Blog is Online Thank you for stopping in. Personal watercraft insurance blog offer PWC enthusiasts a forum to share insurance help and information....
12. What Personal Watercraft Vessels Must be Registered in California Generally, every sail-powered vessel over eight feet in length and every motor-driven vessel (regardless of length) that is not documented by the U.S. Coast Guard which is used or on the waters of this state are subject to registration by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). The vessel must be located in California. Vessels previously […]...
13. Personal Watercraft: Jet Skis, Water Bikes, Etc. All operators and riders must wear U.S. Coast Guard approved PFD. If the personal watercraft is equipped with a lanyard-type cord that shuts off the engine if the operator falls off the craft, the lanyard must be attached to the operator’s wrist or PFD. A “no wake” speed must be maintained when within 200 feet […]...
14. What Is A Personal Watercraft, PWC “Personal watercraft” means a vessel 13 feet in length or less, propelled by machinery, that is designed to be operated by a person sitting, standing, or kneeling on the vessel rather than in the conventional manner of sitting or standing inside the vessel. Personal watercraft (PWC) are subject to the same laws governing the operation […]...
15. A Note About Personal Watercraft Personal watercraft (PWC) are a popular form of recreation on Michigan’s lakes and rivers. To operate a PWC in Michigan, the following age requirements are in effect:  If you were born after Dec. 31, 1978, you must have a boating safety certification to operate a PWC.  You must be at least age 14 to operate […]...