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1. IMPACTS OF RECREATIONAL BOATING, PWC USE AND INSURANCE Recreational boating raises a number of issues for coastal resource managers and the public, including noise complaints, safety concerns and various environmental impacts. Although much information is available about these issues, relatively little is known about PWC-specific impacts or how they compare to those of more traditional vessels. This lack of information impairs the development […]...
2. Personal Watercraft Insurance, Impacts of Recreational Boating Personal Watercraft Insurance, Impacts of Recreational Boating ...
3. Personal Watercraft Insurance, Impacts of Recreational Boating Personal Watercraft Insurance, Impacts of Recreational Boating ...
4. Impacts of Recreational Boating, Personal Watercraft and Insurance Impacts of Recreational Boating, Personal Watercraft and Insurance...
5. Personal Watercraft Insurance – Study to More Closely Examine Fatalities -Continues Recreational boating raises a number of issues for coastal resource managers and the public, including noise complaints, safety concerns and various environmental impacts. Although much information is available about these issues, relatively little is known about PWC-specific impacts or how they compare to those of more traditional vessels. This lack of information impairs the development […]...
6. Save Insurance PWC Money When Driving Safely In contrast to recreational boating issues that are linked to an increasing number or diversity of vessels on the water (i.e., overcrowding and multiple-use conflicts), safety issues rarely correlate to overall boating levels. In fact, research shows that most boating-related accidents, injuries and fatalities are linked to irresponsible and inappropriate vessel use rather than to […]...
7. Save Money On Your PWC Jet Ski Insurance Policy In contrast to recreational boating issues that are linked to an increasing number or diversity of vessels on the water (i.e., overcrowding and multiple-use conflicts), safety issues rarely correlate to overall boating levels. In fact, research shows that most boating-related accidents, injuries and fatalities are linked to irresponsible and inappropriate vessel use rather than to […]...
8. 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...
9. 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 ...
10. Personal Watercraft Industry Association The Personal Watercraft Industry Association (PWIA), on the other hand, emphasizes the need for public waterways to accommodate a variety of users. Although it sympathizes with public concerns, the PWIA advocates for management strategies that fairly address the noise impacts of PWC and other motorized vessels. Specifically, the PWIA endorses the use of shoreline sound […]...
11. Personal Watercraft Insurance, Personal Watercraft Industry Association Personal Watercraft Insurance, Personal Watercraft Industry Association...
12. The People of Boating Safety The People of Boating Safety...
13. Safe Boating Certificate will allow an individual to operate any recreational vessel registered A Safe Boating Certificate (SBC) will allow an individual to operate any recreational vessel registered in Connecticut except a personal watercraft (“Jet Ski” type vessel) on Connecticut’s waters. A Certificate of Personal Watercraft Operation (CPWO) will allow an individual to operate any recreational vessel including a personal watercraft (“Jet Ski” type vessel).  Any person required […]...
14. PWC Insurance, Safety Equipment for Class A Recreational Vessels More on Sound-producing Device PWC Insurance, Safety Equipment for Class A Recreational Vessels More on Sound-producing Device...
15. Recreational boating activity has been shown to affect various marine mammal species Recreational boating activity has been shown to affect various marine mammal species (Dornbusch & Company 1994; Evans 1991; Green 1991; US Department of Commerce 1990). For example, boating traffic frequently flushes harbor seals from the haul-out sites they use to rest, sleep, molt, nurse and give birth (Allen et al. 1984; Calambokidis et al. 1991; […]...