Boat Rental Requirements In Philadelphia
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In Pennsylvania, anyone born on or after January 1, 1982, must successfully complete a boater safety course approved by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission to operate a motorboat greater than 25 hp.
All motorboats are required to be registered when operated. Unpowered boats operated in Pennsylvania must either be registered or display a launch permit.
All boaters born on or after January 1st, 1982 to operate a motorboat greater than 25HP or who operate a personal watercraft, regardless of age must have a Pennsylvania Boating Safety Certificate. BOATERexam® is a delegated provider for the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission.
PA law requires that renters of boats with motors larger than 25 hp born after 1/1/1982 present a PA Boater Certification or take a Temporary Exam.
Boat operators are required to carry a proof of boater education. All PWC operators must complete an approved boater safety course, regardless of age.
On some Pennsylvania waters, unpowered boats do NOT have to be registered or have a launch permit. But to adventure freely among PA's many miles of waterways, it's best to have one or the other. You'll need one of them to launch from any PFBC access or in PA State Parks or Forests.
A person 11 years of age or younger may not operate a PWC legally. Anyone operating a PWC on Pennsylvania public waters must have in their possession a Boating Safety Education Certificate. A person 12 through 15 years of age may not operate a PWC legally with any passengers 15 years of age or younger on board.
What boats are required to be registered? All motorboats are required to be registered when operated. Unpowered boats operated in Pennsylvania must either be registered or display a launch permit.
Pennsylvania law requires all trailer owners to have a title to confirm who the owner is. Tags attached to the license plate confirm that the owner has registered the trailer with the state.
Unlike car insurance, boat insurance is not a requirement in many states, including Pennsylvania. However, that doesn't mean that you should go without it. Our partnership with American Modern gives you access to comprehensive coverage with increased liability and physical damage protection.
