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BOATING LAWS IN INDIANA
Under Indiana law, it is
illegal to:
- Operate a boat
while your blood-alcohol level is 0.08 or above.
- Ride on a personal
watercraft and not wear a life jacket.
- Tow a water skier
without having a second person in the boat. Operate a boat at speeds
of more than 10 mph between sunset and sunrise.
- Fail to report a
boating accident that results in injury.
COST OF
BOATING VIOLATIONS
Fines for breaking boating laws range from $90 to $255. Here is a
sample of fines:
- $255: Not having
enough life jackets on board.
- $155: Operating a
boat with a person on the bow.
- $125: Littering
- $105: Failure to
have boat registration numbers displayed
- $ 90: Not having
your fishing or hunting license with you.
Source: DNR
For the complete boating education handbook in PDF
format, visit
http://www.boat-ed.com/in/handbook/
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