Lesson of the Week: PWC Restrictions and Operation

Jan 18, 2012

Capt. Steve Larivee is a life-long boater who has had a
USCG 100-ton Masters License for 28 years and has been a captain on both
commercial and recreational vessels of all sizes. He has created the best video
boating education course we have ever seen, called “Smart Boating,” and it has
been approved by both the USCG and the National Association of State Boating Law
Administrators.

Capt. Steve - There Are Areas Where PWCS Are Restricted From Operating	Capt. Steve - A PWC is Much More Maneuverable Than Larger Boats
Capt. Steve - Most PWC Accidents Occur Because of an Inexperienced Operator	Capt. Steve - Keep a Safe Distance Between Your PWC and Any Anchored or Non-Motorized Craft
Capt. Steve - By Operating Your PWC at a Safe Speed You Have Much More Control	Capt. Steve - Learn to Operate Your PWC in a Non-Crowded Area with Little to No Boat Traffic

Capt Steve - Aids to Navigation - Range Markers ()

Capt. Steve - Keep a Watchful Eye When Operating Your PWC and Avoid Tunnel
Vision

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