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The Slowest speed at which headway can be made and it is still possible to maintain steering control. This can vary in rivers or any other currents, this regulation is typically applied in "no wake" zones, or within 100 feet of shore, to avoid unnatural erosion of shoreline or disruption of wildlife ecology.
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What practice is legal when towing a person on water skis behind a BOAT under Michigan boating laws?
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Under Michigan boating laws what practice is legal when towing a person on water skis behind a boat?
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What best describes no wake speed under Vermont boating laws?
Producing no wake and not exceeding 5 MPH.
What is headway speed under Texas boating laws?
The Slowest speed that it is still possible to maintain steering
Under Alabama boating laws what is failure to follow the navigational rules?
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Under Alabama boating laws what is failure to follow navigation rules?
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Which does minimum wake speed under Maryland boating laws mean?
The minimum speed under which headway can be made and steering control can be maintained. This produces little to no wake, protecting shorelines from artificial erosion. Typically this is 3 to 5 knots, or more in a current.
What is idle speed for Ohio boating laws?
It is essentially the same as headway speed, or "no wake" speed. The minimum speed necessary to maintain forward motion and steering control.
What agency is regulates state boating laws in Texas?
Primarily the FWC- Fish and Wildlife Commission (Game Wardens) HOWEVER- any law enforcement officer can enforce criminal laws, such as boating while under the influence.
Best describes no wake or idle speed under Virginia boating laws?
I had a friend get a ticket for "no wake" or "idle speed" in Virginia. He was told that Idle Speed is the slowest speed that you can go and maintain control of the boat. I guess if you have an steamship, you can go a little faster than a 14 foot Jon boat.
What describes why don't speed or no wake speed under Florida boating laws?
In Florida, "no wake speed" refers to the minimum speed at which a vessel can operate without creating a wake that could potentially endanger other boats, swimmers, or wildlife. This speed is often enforced in congested areas, near shorelines, or in shallow waters to promote safety and protect the environment. "Speed limits" may vary depending on specific waterway regulations, but generally aim to minimize risks associated with high-speed boating, ensuring a safer experience for all water users. Violating these laws can lead to fines and other penalties.
Under Florida boating laws what is reckless and dangerous operation of a vessel?
Failure to comply with boating regulations while under way is reckless operation. Improper anchorage can be construed as reckless operation if it creates a hazard to property or life.
