Boating Safety Course

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Boating education safety requirements Kansas

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Any person under the age of 21 who wishes to operate a vessel designed to be propelled by a motor or sail (motorboat, PWC, sailboat, sailboard) without being under direct and audible supervision of an adult over the age of 21 must complete a NASBLA approved boater education course.

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The purpose of boating safety course is to develop knowledge, skills, and behaviors necessary to become safe, responsible boaters.

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FAQ - Boating in Kansas

Who is required to take the boating safety course in Kansas?

Any person under the age of 21 who wishes to operate a vessel designed to be propelled by a motor or sail (motorboat, PWC, sailboat, sailboard) without being under direct and audible supervision of an adult over the age of 21 must complete a NASBLA approved boater education course.

Who is exempt from the Kansas boating license ?

Adults 21 years and older are not required to complete the boating education course.

Non residents who have successfully completed a NASBLA approved boating safety course are also exempt.

What are the age restrictions regarding boating safety in Kansas?

No person under the age of 12 may operate a motorized vessel without being under direct and audible supervision even if they have completed an approved boater education course.

Do I need to register my boat in Kansas?

All vessels powered by motor (gasoline, diesel, or electric), or sail, must be registered and numbered

Is my boating license good in other States?

Every U.S. state that demands a boating license will accept Boating Education Licenses from other states that conform to NASBLA requirements as well.

You should follow your safety course in the State where you are resident.

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