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1. Some insurance companies will not insure craft exceeding horsepower maximums Single-hull motorboats less than 20 feet in length which are manufactured after 1972 must display capacity and safe horsepower information. The maximum weight in persons, gear and motors is offered as a guide to boaters, and should not be exceeded. It is not a violation of federal or California state law to exceed recommended maximums. […]...
2. Jet Ski Too Fast For Insurance? Single-hull motorboats less than 20 feet in length which are manufactured after 1972 must display capacity and safe horsepower information. The maximum weight in persons, gear and motors is offered as a guide to boaters, and should not be exceeded. It is not a violation of federal or California state law to exceed recommended maximums. […]...
3. What is the difference between a ski craft and a PWC? A ski craft is defined as, less than 13′ in length as manufactured, capable of exceeding 20 mph, and has the capacity to carry not more than the operator and one other person. There are additional regulations that ski craft operators must follow. A personal watercraft (pwc) has the capacity to carry more than the […]...
4. Personal Water Craft Insurance Quotes 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 […]...
5. Personal Watercraft Insurance, Global Marine, Dangers of Exceeding Maximum Capacity Personal Watercraft Insurance, Global Marine, Dangers of Exceeding Maximum Capacity...
6. Deciding whether to insure your watercraft? Personal watercrafts are used mainly for one or two people and can either have a motor or not. Waverunners and kayaks are good examples of PWCs. Canoes and kayaks normally do not need insurance coverage and many times are covered under homeowners insurance against fire or theft. Some PWCs can be dangerous or are expensive […]...
7. Van Insurance Companies Who Move Your PWC – How You Can Find the Best One! Van Insurance Companies Who Move Your PWC – How You Can Find the Best One!...
8. Boat Insurance – is it Really Needed? When you think of California, surf, sand, and blue oceans come to mind. Water sports are popular pastimes among residents and visitors alike. If you are one of those people who love the water, proper insurance for motorized water craft is a must. Many California car insurance companies that insure your vehicles will also insure […]...
9. Personal Watercraft Insurance, Legal Operating Age Personal Watercraft Insurance, Legal Operating Age...
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11. Personal Watercraft Insurance, Deciding When to Trim Sails to Stay on Water Personal Watercraft Insurance, Deciding When to Trim Sails to Stay on Water...
12. Personal Watercraft Boater Laws NRS 488.580 Operation of personal watercraft.  1. A person shall not operate or authorize another person to operate a personal watercraft under his ownership or control: (a) In a reckless or negligent manner so as to endanger the life or property of another person. (b) Unless the operator is wearing a personal flotation device of […]...
13. Personal Water Study May Influence Insurance Premiums for Insurance Companies The Personal Watercraft Industry Association (PWIA) conducted a PWC user study to learn more about PWC owners. Owners from all 50 states whose model years were between 1991-95 were surveyed. Owners were selected from among owners of Arctco, Bombardier, Kawasaki, Polaris and Yamaha craft. A total of 11,500 surveys were mailed out and 26% were […]...
14. Personal Watercraft Insurance, Yacht Insurance for your new yacht Personal Watercraft Insurance, Yacht Insurance for your new yacht...
15. How to get a jetski 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 […]...