COMMON SENSE BOATING
DO
keep a visual check for vessels off the stern. That
is
an area where accidents can
happen very quickly.
DO
NOT STAND while the boat
is
under way.
DO
sit on the seating provided while under power and INSIST that your passengers do
likewise.
DO
NOT sit on the gunwales, decks, seat backs or engine cover while under power.
DO
have a Coast Guard Approved
PFC
(Personal Flotation Device)
on
board for each
person.
It
is
not only required, but
common
sense.
All passengers
must
remain in their proper seats at all times while
the
boat
is under
power.
CAUTION: THE ENGINE COVER
IN
VOUR BOAT IS NOT A SEAT.
DO
NOT SIT
ON
THE ENGINE COVER WHILE THE BOAT IS UNDERWAY.
There are no brakes
on
boats and both the water current and wind velocity affect your
ability to stop a boat safely. The driver must exercise caution at
all
times to maintain
control of the boat, especially to maintain a reasonable distance from
all
potential areas
of danger. Decrease speed to a minimum
in
all
areas of potential hazardous navigation
and
in
all
conditions of reduced visibility.
Be
alert for posted speed limits, swimming
areas, no wake zones and other restrictions. They
are
there for a reason. Common
sense plus courtesy adds up to safety.
States have varying regulations regarding water sports activity. Check the local and state
agencies
in
your area to determine laws regUlating water sports which require boat
participation. These laws were written to protect both boaters and water sports
enthusiasts. Some states require that
an
observer be
in
the boat while pulling a skier,
others require only a mirror. Learn and follow the laws where you
will
be
boating.
Correct Craft recommends that you have an observer In the
boat
with
the
driver at
all times that a person Is
In
tow.
All
of
us
at Correct Craft are proud that you have chosen
our
boat to
be
your
boat, and
we
want you to enjoy
it
to the fullest.
So,
please, enjoy your Correct Craft SAFEL
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