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Boating Safety
Stay Prepared for Every Boating Adventure
Boating Safety starts with preparation. Every piece of boat safety equipment you bring onboard adds peace of mind when you're out on the water. Whether it's a properly fitted life jacket, a charged fire extinguisher, or reliable visual distress signals, keeping your gear current ensures compliance with U.S. Coast Guard standards and helps protect everyone onboard.
Not sure where to begin? Visit our Required Boat Safety Equipment Guide for a full breakdown of what's required - and what's recommended - for safe boating in all conditions.
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What safety equipment is required on a boat by the U.S. Coast Guard?
What safety equipment is required on a boat by the U.S. Coast Guard?
Every boat must carry a life jacket for each person onboard, a throwable flotation device, a sound-producing device (such as a whistle or horn), navigation lights, and visual distress signals. Motorized vessels must also have at least one marine-rated fire extinguisher.
How often should I inspect my boat safety gear?
How often should I inspect my boat safety gear?
Before every trip, check that your life jackets, extinguishers, and flares are in good condition. Replace or recharge any expired or damaged equipment annually.
Where should boat safety gear be stored?
Where should boat safety gear be stored?
Keep all safety gear in accessible compartments - not locked away. Everyone onboard should know where it's located and how to use it in an emergency.
Do all life jackets need to be Coast Guard approved?
Do all life jackets need to be Coast Guard approved?
Yes. All personal flotation devices (PFDs) used on recreational boats must be U.S. Coast Guard-approved, properly sized, and in working condition.
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