Are you a safe boater?
Take the quiz and find out.
how this works
You'll be given a series of questions to answer. Your score will be determined by the amount of correct answers and how fast you complete the quiz. You need to sign in or register in order to be eligible to win the prize. Learn more by reading the rules.
Hint: Many answers can be found in our Safety Tips section.
Understand the fundamentals of positioning and shielding running lights.
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Vision and decision are as important as wheel and throttle.
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Ignoring a basic safety precaution can lead to dire consequences.
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Alternate uses for cleats and chocks.
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Knowing what to do in the case of a boat fire can prepare you for the best chance of survival should one break out.
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Tips for boaters to prevent casual assumptions from leading to disasters.
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Are your boat and crew ready for a boarding by the U.S. Coast Guard?
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A preflight check will help avoid most disasters on the water.
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A little preparation goes a long way toward thwarting potential problems at sea.
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Man-overboard systems are breaking new ground in on-board safety.
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Etiquette in the water is not just a courtesy, but a safety measure as well.
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Raft choices involve both dollars and sense.
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Leaderboard
Name
Score
Time
1. fiveomel
15/15
0:38
2. southflasailingdotcom
15/15
0:39
3. notmel
15/15
0:40
4. frevertbob
15/15
0:44
5. hogitz
15/15
0:46
6. SloopDogg
15/15
0:50
7. 674786U
15/15
0:57
8. r u kiddin me
15/15
1:01
9. Jeff Slater
15/15
1:01
10. sanibelfreedom
15/15
1:07
Boating Safety Tip of The Month
Boat owners and operators should know the federal and state requirements for Visual Distress Signals (VDS) and how to use signaling devices in an emergency, especially during the off season when inclement weather and frigid temperatures often require a fast rescue.
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