At night, you lose one of the most important navigational tools, i.e. good visibility. Experienced skippers increase their caution while they decrease speed. They also use night-vision technology Here are some other tips from Canadian Vessel Registry on how you can stay safe when boating at night. Go Slow and Vigilant In the marine industry,…
Dockside Safety Issues is an important consideration. In today’s fast-paced world, the dockside can pose some safety risks for everyone, from dock attendants to bystanders to boat owners. It is especially true if you are involved in the shipping business. Several accidents happened in this area. One of the accidents that occurred on the dockside…
Boating experience is thrilling. There’s something about the wind, the thrum and the snap that a lot of people in Canada participate in any recreational boating activities. Of course, if there are boaters, there are also insurers who will follow them. Several companies offer boat insurance in Canada. But do you need a boat insurance?…
As a boat owner, one of your responsibilities is to ensure that you meet the boating safety equipment requirements. You must comply with the regulations if you don’t want to pay for hefty fines or penalties. It’s vital to remember that equipment requirements are just minimum requirements. That said, they don’t guarantee the safety of…
With concerns about the fate of the imperiled oceans and waterways, the boating industry is looking into greener ways on how to do its part in saving the water while attracting some environmentally conscious customers. In fact, you can find several hybrid boats on the market. They are boats with lower emission ratings than the…