Testing the waters: a proposal to help make, and keep, every boater safe

Article Abstract:

Boat ownership questionnaires should be sent out with licenses to indicate owners understand safety issues and are prepared to face the consequences should they break maritime law.

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Boot camp: what your guests should know about getting back to shore safe

Article Abstract:

A pre-planning safety strategy is important when skippers have guests on board. The guests should be informed about the boat's description to facilitate a quicker Coast Guard rescue when needed. At least one guest should know how to start the engine and steer and how to use the VHF radio.

Yachts and yachting, Yachting, Yachts

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Tonnage rules: post a lookout day and night, or it could be lights out

Article Abstract:

Collisions among ships and boats can be prevented by posting a lookout on the deck. This is necessary even if high-tech radar and navigational aids are installed and used.

Ships

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