Boat Rental Requirements In Utah
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Utah Boating Laws for Life Jacket Requirements. Wearing a life jacket saves lives — and Utah agrees. The state requires vessels to have at least one properly sized, wearable U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket for each person onboard.
It's the Law! Each motorboat and personal watercraft (PWC) are required to carry the owner's or operator's liability insurance when operated on Utah waters.
Alcohol is allowed on all boats; however, it is against the law for a person under the influence to operate a motorboat. Please Drink Responsibly!
It is against the law to drink or possess a drink in a vehicle, whether you are the driver or a passenger. Similarly, it is against the law to sit in a car with an alcoholic beverage even if it is stopped or parked. Utah alcohol laws extend to any vehicle on the roads or waters of the state.
Alcohol is allowed on all boats; however, it is against the law for a person under the influence to operate a motorboat. Please Drink Responsibly!
To register your boat in Utah, you will need: A completed boat registration application, which can be found on the Utah Division of Parks and Recreation website or obtained from any Division office. Proof of ownership, which includes the original title, bill of sale, or registration from the previous owner.
Anchoring is equivalent to being fixed to land, so is treated the same as being moored or docked. It is illegal to operate a boat with more than . 08 blood alcohol (same as driving), but it is perfectly legal to consume on a typical cruising vessel while at anchor.
All motorboats and sailboats must have proper registration with current registration decals to operate Utah waters legally. For more information on registration and titling, visit the Utah DMV Watercraft page.
All motorboats and sailboats must have proper registration with current registration decals to operate Utah waters legally. For more information on registration and titling, visit the Utah DMV Watercraft page.
