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 A Coast Guard Auxiliarist on PWC Patrol. (USCGAUX PHOTO) |
| Safe and responsible boating makes the waters of Southern Wisconsin a more enjoyable place for all. Knowing—and following—the waterway "rules of the road" is not only your responsibility as a boat handler, it is the law. Observing "no wake zones", maintaining posted speed limits, wearing your PFD and not operating a vessel under the influence are all important principles that can not only improve your boating experience, but save a life.
Below are links to websites with basic "rules of the road" information. The best way to learn and understand these rules, however, is to take a boating education class—offered by the Coast Guard Auxiliary. |
| Rules of the Road Links |
Water Education
Recruitment Campaign
Tips for Boaters
Attend a Class | Get a Vessel Safety Check | Wear your PFD | Join the Auxiliary | Auxiliary Services
Lake Info | River Info | Safety Numbers | Environment | Rules of the Road | Boating Links | For Members | PRIVACY POLICY
Lake Info | River Info | Safety Numbers | Environment | Rules of the Road | Boating Links | For Members | PRIVACY POLICY
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NOTICE/DISCLAIMER: Links to non-Coast Guard entities are not under the control of the United States Coast Guard or the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, and are provided for the convenience of our customers. They do not, in any way, constitute an endorsement of the linked pages or any commercial or private issues or products presented there. We cannot make any warranty or representation concerning the content of these sites, or secondary sites from the pages to which they link.
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