Minnesota boating guide/Руководство по катанию на лодках в Миннесоте

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This book summarizes Minnesota’s boating laws and regulations. It does not present the actual laws and regulations. Laws and regulations are subject to change by the Legislature and through public hearings.Boaters may also be subject to federal and local rules and restrictions.

Contents
Licensing your boat
License Procedures and Fees
Hull Identification Number
License Certificate and Numbering
Expiration and Renewal
Duplicate Licenses
Transfer of Ownership
Destroying or Abandoning Your Boat
Dealer’s License
Collector Watercraft.
Watercraft Titling
Required equipment
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector
Life Jackets
Mandatory Child Life Jacket Wear Law
Whistles/Horns Requirements
Navigation Lights.
Fire Extinguishers
Ventilation
Flame Arrestors
Mufflers/Noise Limits
Noise Level Testing
Marine Toilets.
Protect your waters
General operation
Enforcement.
Age of Operators
Navigation Rules
Move Over Law
Waterway Markers—Aids to Navigation
On the Water Laws and Rules
Capacity and Overloading
Boating While Impaired (BWI)
Towed and Wake Sports
Personal Watercraft
Renting Watercraft
Accidents
Other water activities
Paddling
Scuba Diving
Swimming Areas
Seaplanes
Temporary Structures, Docks and Buoys
Special Events
Public Waters and Water Appropriation Permits
Aquatic plant management permits
Local boating restrictions
Boat trailers
Boating emergencies
Rescue Breathing for Drowning Victims
Falling Overboard
Capsizing or Swamping
Cold Water
Propeller Injuries.
The "Circle of Death"
Carbon monoxide poisoning
The drowning machine
Float plan
Boating courses
Boating on lake superior
Visual Distress Signals
Security
Public water access
Wildlife management areas
Sunken boats and vehicles
Sunrise/sunset table for 2024
Agency directory
Operator float plan
Free publications