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1. How to Register a PWC 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 […]...
2. Personal Watercraft Insurance, How to Register a PWC in California? Personal Watercraft Insurance, How to Register a PWC in California?...
3. Is it legal to drink alcohol while boating or using a personal watercraft? Is it legal to drink alcohol while boating or using a personal watercraft?...
4. What PWC 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 […]...
5. PWC Regulations in Tennessee PWC Regulations in Tennessee...
6. Is it legal to drink alcohol while boating? While it isn’t illegal to drink alcohol on a boat, it is against the law to operate a vessel while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs. The blood alcohol limit for boating is the same as that for driving a car – 0.08%. If you are convicted of Boating Under the Influence (BUI), […]...
7. Personal Watercraft Insurance, Operating a PWC While Drunk Personal Watercraft Insurance, Operating a PWC While Drunk...
8. PWC Insurance – The California Boating Safety Course The California Boating Safety Course: Produced and copyrighted by the Department of Boating and Waterways, this correspondence course allows boaters to study at home at their own pace and covers state and federal boating law, rules of the road, boat handling, required equipment, navigational aids, accident reporting, and special topics. Approved by the National Association […]...
9. 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 […]...
10. Boating PWC Regulations and the Maryland State Boat Act Boating PWC Regulations and the Maryland State Boat Act...
11. Operating a Personal Watercraft While Intoxicated or Drunk Alcohol is a factor in 24 percent of all fatal motorboat accidents in California. State law specifies that: 1. No person shall operate any vessel, water skis or similar device while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs. No person who is addicted to any drug shall operate any vessel, water skis or similar […]...
12. Drunk Jet Ski Driving Alcohol is a factor in 24 percent of all fatal motorboat accidents in California. State law specifies that: 1. No person shall operate any vessel, water skis or similar device while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs. No person who is addicted to any drug shall operate any vessel, water skis or similar […]...
13. PWC Boating Under the Influence PWC Boating Under the Influence...
14. PWC Boating Under The Influence It is unlawful to operate any sail or powered vessel while under the influence of intoxicants or drugs. Here are some important facts to consider. Implied Consent All persons operating a sail or powered vessel have given their implied consent to chemical tests to determine the alcohol or drug content of their blood. Failure to […]...
15. 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 […]...