Runaway Boat

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A runaway boat is an unmanned boat that continues to circle or move without a driver. It can be a hazard to other boaters and authorities. Efforts are often needed to stop it safely. A Runaway Boat is one of the reasons boats are equipped with an Engie Cut Off Switch. Operators can be thrown overboard or have a health …

NASBLASafeBoating YouTube

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The National Association of State Boating Law Administrators is a national nonprofit organization. They work to develop public policy for recreational boating safety. NASBLA represents the recreational boating authorities of all 50 states and the U.S. territories. They are an integral part of our nations boating safety programs.

Engine Cut off Device

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A typical day turned nightmare. Officer Crockett’s recollection of being ejected from his boat on a routine pull over. He had an inflatable life jacket on that deployed. His boat continued to circle. He was able to swim for his life and get away from the boat. He did not have his ECOS lanyard attached. Most people do not survive …

The NASBLA Reference Guide

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The research was conducted by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators. Presented as dashboards. The guide will assist state boating law administrators and others to improve state boating law programs. It provides information about specific state boating laws, regulations, and other areas of boating safety interest. When developing new policies or instituting new programs, it is common to …

NASBLA Operation Drywater

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Law enforcement agencies and organizations find information regarding the NASBLA Operation Drywater campaign and the heightened awareness and enforcement weekend the NASBLA site. There are materials that help officers with the initiative of spreading awareness of the danger of boating under the influence. Their goal is to remove impaired boaters from our nation’s waterways.

NASBLA Education Requirements

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It’s important to note that while most states participate in NASBLA education requirements. There are exceptions that may still apply. For example, some states may require the course to be proctored or taught in a classroom setting. Some states allow online videos or live online classes. Most states will honor that certification, allowing you to operate a boat legally without …