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Rom4ik
1 month ago
9

A boat has railings that are 3 inches high. under missouri law, where may passengers legally ride?

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Free_Kalibri [3.1K]1 month ago
7 0

According to Missouri regulations, certain hazardous boating practices are illegal.

Reckless operation of a boat or irresponsible use of water skis, wakeboards, or similar equipment occurs when there’s a lack of necessary caution, risking human life.

Overloading refers to exceeding the limits indicated on the capacity plate that the boat manufacturer has affixed to the vessel.

Allowing passengers to ride on the bow or deck involves risks if they are positioned on the bow, seat backs, elevated decks, or any area where falling overboard is a concern. Sufficient railings must be a minimum of 6 inches to be deemed safe.


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