Boat Rental Requirements In North Carolina
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Throwable PFDs are required on boats 16 feet in length or greater. Some vessels are required to carry a whistle or power horn and a bell on board. U.S. Coast Guard-approved fire extinguishers are required on certain boats. Additional information can be found at: .
All boaters born on or after January 1, 1988 must have a North Carolina Boater Education Card to operate a motorized watercraft of 10 HP or more. BOATERexam® is a delegated provider for the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission. Good for life!
In North Carolina, children under 13 must wear a portable floatable device while the boat is underway unless they are below deck or in an enclosed cabin. Throwable PFDs are required on boats 16 feet in length or greater. Some vessels are required to carry a whistle or power horn and a bell on board.
Do you need insurance for a boat trailer? No state requires you to carry insurance for your boat trailer — even the few states that require boat insurance. But, if you don't have boat and trailer insurance coverage and you're in an accident involving your boat trailer, you could be liable for the damages.
On a rental boat in North Carolina, you are not required to have a boaters license. However, as a company policy we require the driver to have prior boat driving experience. Also, as an insurance policy anyone driving the boat has to be 25 or older.
Vessel Lights - A power driven vessel, except for PWCs, of less than 12 meters in length must exhibit an all around white light and side lights. Running lights on the bow are green on the right (starboard) and red on the left (port) side.
Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs aka Life Jackets) The state of North Carolina requires all vessels to have one Type I, II, III, or V PFD of a suitable size for each person aboard and each skier being towed.