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* 635,000 boats registered in Wisconsin
* Boats registered in IL, MN and Iowa add
hundreds of thousands to this total
* Fishing is the top activity enjoyed while in a
boat
* 16 people died in 2009 in boating accidents
* 81 % of boat operators in accidents had not
taken a safety course
Sources: Recreational Boating in Wisconsin:
The 2007 Survey; 2009 Wisconsin Boating
Program Report
Videos:
SAFE BOATING:
SAFE BOATING:
PERSONAL WATERCRAFT
law. The craft must be registered, operators must follow all safety
rules and users have to carry safety equipment, including fire
extinguishers.
Tips for safe operation
* Wear the proper safety equipment including a U.S. Coast
Guard-approved life jacket and eye protection to keep water spray
from obscuring your vision. Tennis shoes or deck shoes and
gloves offer better control of your machine. A wet suit provides
protection from the elements. A whistle attached to the life jacket
can be used to summon help.
* Take a boating safety course. The Department of Natural
Resources and boat dealers know where courses are offered.
* Respect the rights of others. Keep a safe distance from other
boats, and stay away from anglers, canoeists and swimmers.
* Be conscious of the noise your craft makes. Running a PWC in
a small area for a long time can be irritating to others.
* Keep a lookout for other boats, especially other PWCs.
Collisions are the most common type of personal watercraft
accident.
* Read the owner's manual so you understand the water bike's
controls and features.
* Never operate personal watercraft without the safety lanyard
attached to you. The lanyard immediately cuts the engine if the
operator falls. It's a safety feature that can help prevent bad
accidents.
* Never operate at night. It's illegal in Wisconsin.
* Don't operate a PWC if you have been drinking.
The Personal Watercraft Industry Association represents
manufacturers of personal watercraft.
law. The craft must be registered, operators must follow all safety
rules and users have to carry safety equipment, including fire
extinguishers.
Tips for safe operation
* Wear the proper safety equipment including a U.S. Coast
Guard-approved life jacket and eye protection to keep water spray
from obscuring your vision. Tennis shoes or deck shoes and
gloves offer better control of your machine. A wet suit provides
protection from the elements. A whistle attached to the life jacket
can be used to summon help.
* Take a boating safety course. The Department of Natural
Resources and boat dealers know where courses are offered.
* Respect the rights of others. Keep a safe distance from other
boats, and stay away from anglers, canoeists and swimmers.
* Be conscious of the noise your craft makes. Running a PWC in
a small area for a long time can be irritating to others.
* Keep a lookout for other boats, especially other PWCs.
Collisions are the most common type of personal watercraft
accident.
* Read the owner's manual so you understand the water bike's
controls and features.
* Never operate personal watercraft without the safety lanyard
attached to you. The lanyard immediately cuts the engine if the
operator falls. It's a safety feature that can help prevent bad
accidents.
* Never operate at night. It's illegal in Wisconsin.
* Don't operate a PWC if you have been drinking.
The Personal Watercraft Industry Association represents
manufacturers of personal watercraft.
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