Ongoing night lighting on boats requires proper adjustment to avoid blinding others and ensure safe, courteous navigation.
Night Lighting Etiquette: Don’t Blind Other Boaters
Browsing Category
Safety & Regulations
40 posts
Rules for Passing: When to Slow, When to Hold Course
Harness essential passing rules to stay safe; understanding when to slow down or hold course can prevent accidents—discover more below.
Bridge Clearance Safety: Measure Twice, Don’t Guess
Find out how accurate measurements prevent accidents and ensure safety at low-clearance bridges—because guessing can be costly.
Emergency Position Reporting: How to Share Coordinates Fast
Learn how to quickly share your location during emergencies and avoid common mistakes—your safety depends on it.
The ‘Float Coat’ Myth: Why Clothes Don’t Replace PFDs
Falsely trusting clothes as floatation gear can be deadly; discover why proper PFDs are essential for safety.
Safe Towing Basics: Hand Signals and Rope Zones
With clear hand signals and defined rope zones, you can ensure safe towing—discover essential tips to prevent accidents and keep everyone safe.
Kids on Boats: The Non-Negotiable Safety Rules
Protect kids on boats with essential safety rules that ensure a fun, secure trip—discover the must-know guidelines you can’t overlook.
Fueling Safety: The ‘Sniff Test’ and Ventilation Routine
Maintaining fueling safety with proper sniff testing and ventilation routines is crucial—discover how to prevent hazards before it’s too late.
Anchoring Safety: How to Avoid Rope Injuries
Just mastering proper anchoring techniques can prevent rope injuries and ensure safety—discover essential tips to keep your climbs secure and injury-free.
VHF Radio Etiquette: The Mistakes That Get You Ignored
Getting your VHF radio etiquette right is crucial, but common mistakes can lead to being ignored—discover how to avoid them and communicate effectively.
