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Boat Responsibly; Wear A Lifejacket


By TJ
WI DNR
MADISON, Wis. – Longer days and warmer temps mean more boats are on the water, and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds boaters that wearing a life jacket could save your life.
Three people have died in boating incidents so far this year, in addition to 22 people who died in 2020.
“Operator inexperience, inattention, recklessness and speeding are the four leading causes of tragic watercraft crashes, and the leading cause of death is drowning,” said Darren Kuhn, DNR Boating Law Administrator. “Life jackets don’t do any good if they are sitting next to you. Things can go wrong at any moment.” ....

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New law for boat operators | WalleyeFIRST


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New law for boat operators
BOATERS, LISTEN UP: DNR Conservation Warden Darren Kuhn speaks about a new law for boat operators that just went into effect April 1st. ....

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New law requires boaters use engine cut-off switch in federal waters


Boaters on Lake Michigan and other federal waters in Wisconsin will have to adhere to a new law requiring an engine cut-off switch to keep themselves and others safe. 
All boats with an engine cut-off switch will be required to make use of it, according to the United States Coast Guard, starting this month.
The switch is typically a coiled bungee cord lanyard, which can be clipped onto the clothing or life jacket of the boat operator. In the case the operator goes overboard or is thrown back from the controls, the engine will turn off, instead of continuing on through the water unmanned.  ....

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New law requires boaters make use of engine cut-off switch in federal waters of Lake Michigan, Green Bay


New law requires boaters make use of engine cut-off switch in federal waters of Lake Michigan, Green Bay
Laura Schulte, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
© Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
A boat rides on Lake Michigan near the Breakwater Lighthouse in Milwaukee on June 17.
Boaters on Lake Michigan and other federal waters in Wisconsin will have to adhere to a new law requiring an engine cut-off switch to keep themselves and others safe. 
All boats with an engine cut-off switch will be required to make use of it, according to the United States Coast Guard, starting this month.
The switch is typically a coiled bungee cord lanyard, which can be clipped onto the clothing or life jacket of the boat operator. In the case the operator goes overboard or is thrown back from the controls, the engine will turn off, instead of continuing on through the water unmanned.  ....

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