no they don't because it makes the boat heavier which means it would tip the boat easier
Another View; (in the US) The answer depends on many circumstances which are not spelled out in the question. WHAT is the size of the paddleboat (i.e. passenger steamer or rowboat sized)? How many passengers does it carry? Is it on navigable rivers or lakes or ocean-going, or is it on a privately owned body of water (i.e.: pond)?
As a general rule, safety equipment regulations applying to passenger carrying watercraft are under the authority of either the state's Natural Resources Dept, or marine police or if the water is navigable, under the control and authority of the US Coast Guard.
A canoe, water and a paddle. A life vest would be sensible.
So flight attendants can decided how to evacuate the aircraft in case of an emergency. For example if they were over water they would need to have passengers put their life vest on. We as if they were just over land they would not need life vest.
A vest is used for both- but not the same vest. A bullet proof vest, and a life vest.
More Life in a Tramps Vest was created in 1997.
All under 13 must wear and must have 1 on board for every person
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Obviously, the person is dead so they cannot drown, but the life vest will keep the person floating.
Life Vest Inside Kindness Boomerang - 2011 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved
Yes. On all boats you have to wear lifejackets. If you live in the USA it's the law in till your 15.
Marty wore an orange winter vest, which is why people in the 50s mistook it for a life preserver.
on a boat, on a fishing dock (where a life vest)