Certificate of Number must be carried onboard. Registration numbers and validation decals must be properly displayed on hull of boat.
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A personal watercraft livery shall carry liability insurance in an amount of not less than five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000)
A personal watercraft livery may not enter into a lease for rental agreement for a personal watercraft with any person under eighteen (18) years of age
A personal watercraft livery must furnish rental operators with printed information detailing local boating regulations and rules, encompassing no-entry zones, no-wake zones, channel routes, water hazards, and tidal flow if applicable, before rental.
Operators of rental personal watercraft shall be required by livery operators to view a personal watercraft instructional video approved by the Arkansas State Game and Fish Commission Boating Safety Office.
The information provided is intended to be general and informative, and should not be interpreted as regulatory, legal, or insurance advice. It does not constitute professional advice from a licensed insurance agent and does not establish an attorney-client or insurer-insured relationship. This information should not replace the counsel of a qualified legal, regulatory, or insurance professional. Always consult with a qualified professional for legal, regulatory, or insurance advice pertaining to your specific circumstances.
An operator involved in a boating accident must:
• Stop his or her vessel immediately at the scene of the accident and...
• Assist anyone injured or in danger from the accident, unless doing so would seriously endanger his or her own vessel or passengers and...
• Give, in writing, his or her name, address, and vessel identification to anyone injured from the accident and to the owner of any damaged property.
The operator or owner of a vessel involved in an accident must notify immediately the AGFC or local sheriff’s department if:
• A person dies or disappears or...
• A person is injured or...
• Damage to the vessel or other property is $2,000 or more
• Within ten (10) working days.
The notifications should be made via phone call to either 833-356-082 or 450-1255-3475.
The United States Coast Guard (USCG) regularly provides updates on recentchanges in regulation and have overviews of specific requirements for boatrental companies
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