Boating Safety

• Arizona Game and Fish Department
• Arizona online class: boat-ed.com

• Nevada Department of Wildlife
  Note: “Boaters born on or after January 1, 1983 must complete a boater education course, approved by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators to operate a boat with more than a 15-horsepower motor on Nevada’s interstate waters, including Lake Tahoe, Lake Mead, Lake Mohave and Topaz Lake.”
• Nevada online class: boaterexam.com
• Nevada online class: boat-ed.com

• Utah State Parks boating education info page
• Utah online class: boaterexam.com
• Utah online class: boat-ed.com

The California course cannot be taken online.

• boat-ed.com

• Missouri State Water Patrol
  Note: “Anyone born after January 1, 1984, must successfully complete a boating safety education course to legally operate any vessel on the lakes of Missouri, including personal watercraft.”
  To receive the $50 discount, the full boating safety course must be completed and certification card presented at check in.
• Missouri online class link: boated.com

• Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
• Texas online class link: boat-ed.com

Additional class links:

• United States Coast Guard Auxiliary
• United States Power Squadrons

To rent a powerboat at Willow Beach Marina, you need a Boater’s License or Boater’s Education Card from your state of residency, or you must watch an eighteen-minute safety video when you arrive.

Yes, many captains have their crew review a safety course before the trip to help everyone think about the voyage in advance and make boating safer.

You can watch rental boat safety videos, see printable safety checklists, and find links to other boating safety sites at RentalBoatSafety.com.

You can watch the Wear It video and find more boating safety information at SafeBoatingCampaign.com.