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Written By Sandy McDonald

Safe Boating Begins with Safe Boaters

Boating offers unparalleled opportunities for adventure, relaxation, and bonding with friends and family. However, it also comes with its own set of responsibilities and risks.

From navigating unpredictable waters to ensuring the safety of all passengers, there are numerous factors to consider to ensure a safe boating experience.

Gauge Your Boating Safety Savvy

Assess your understanding of boater safety regulations and safe boating practices. Ready to dive in?

  • A) The color of your boat

    B) The brand of your boat

    C) The size of your boat

    D) Where you expect to be and when you expect to return

  • A) Increase speed and stay the course

    B) Sound the emergency horn

    C) Flash the emergency lights

    D) Take early action to keep clear

  • A) It might damage the propeller

    B) It might cause the boat to spin

    C) When windy, waves may come over the transom and swamp the boat

    D) It is difficult to adjust for the appropriate scope

  • A) The boat owner

    B) The boat manufacturer

    C) The marina staff

    D) The person who rents the boat (you!)

  • A) See that all on board are wearing properly secured life jackets

    B) Lower the anchor

    C) Call the coast guard

    D) Stop the engine

  • A) Passenger’s side

    B) Operator’s side

    C) Front side

    D) Back side

Navigate with Confidence

Contribute to a safer and more enjoyable boating experience for everyone on the water by prioritizing boater education, weather awareness & life jacket use!

Stay Afloat with Knowledge

Understand the Water Safety Act of Texas. A comprehensive guide that outlines the rules, regulations, and best practices for water safety in Texas.

Equip yourself with the knowledge to stay anchored in safety with the US Coast Guard Auxiliary FAQs

Find a Boater Safety Course at Cedar Creek Lake.

Sandy McDonald