Breaking the rules

Article Abstract:

Boat enthusiasts must know when to adhere to a rule and the instances where rule bending is acceptable. A regulation stating when boating rules can be bent is contained in the Coast Guard's General Prudential Rule which allows non-compliance in the event of an immediate danger.

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Vroom and doom

Article Abstract:

US Coast Guard Office of Boating Safety Chief Capt Michael Holmes proposes a regulation that will put a 65 mph speed cap to all personal watercrafts. He believes that this will decrease boating accidents and prevent the 'speed race' emerging among waterbike manufacturers.

Boating industry, Holmes, Michael

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Dirty deeds

Article Abstract:

A proposed legislation banning the use and sale of two-stroke engines in California has failed to muster enough support in the state assembly. However, tougher regulations are being considered to reduce emissions from waterbikes and boats powered by two-strokes.

Pollution, Two-stroke cycle engines, Two-stroke engines

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