Are you a safe boater?
Take the quiz and find out.
how this works
You'll be given a series of questions to answer. Your score will be determined by the amount of correct answers and how fast you complete the quiz. You need to sign in or register in order to be eligible to win the prize. Learn more by reading the rules.
Hint: Many answers can be found in our Safety Tips section.
Filing a report helps identify boat defects, hazardous conditions.
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A cruising couple downloads and analyzes GRIB files to find the best route across the South Pacific.
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After losing their rudder while 650 miles from land, these South Pacific cruisers use perseverance, ingenuity, and even some...
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Nobody ever wants to spend a night hanging off the coast in Force 8 winds — but sometimes, that’s the best option.
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Learn these tips and terms and you'll have no trouble tying up your boat.
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A safety tip for avoiding damage to your boat or yourself.
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To be a safe boater, practice the art of steering wide.
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Capsizing tips that could save your life.
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Learn the ins and outs of tides, and become a safer boater in the process.
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At the very least, every boat should carry a good set of wrenches and drivers that let you attend to the basics.
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Simple boating tricks make for safer operation after dark.
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How to identify and avoid dangerous objects on the water.
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Leaderboard
Name
Score
Time
1. DISCOVERYCUDDY192
7/7
0:18
2. redpony
7/7
0:18
3. fiveomel
7/7
0:19
4. RyanInFlorida
7/7
0:20
5. Other Two Thirds
7/7
0:21
6. roger_lee_98
7/7
0:22
7. pcarrasco
7/7
0:24
8. Capt.kentjones@gmail.com
7/7
0:24
9. bjschaenzer
7/7
0:25
10. rollbeanfootage
7/7
0:25
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