Tennessee’s Life Jacket Laws All boats, including canoes and kayaks, must be equipped with one, wearable life jacket for each person on board and for each person being towed on waterskis, etc. Boats...

According the Michigan’s life jacket laws, and the USCG all boats less than 16 ft. in length (including canoes and kayaks) carry one approved Type I, II, III or IV personal flotation device (PFD...

Kentucky’s Life Jacket Laws Kentucky’s life jacket laws state that all boats must carry a Coast Guard-approved, Type I, II, or III life jacket for each passenger on board. Boats that are 16 fe...

North Carolina’s Life Jacket Laws Life jacket laws vary from state to state. According to North Carolina’s life jacket laws, you are required to carry one Type I, II or III life jacket, of the...

Texas’ Life Jacket Laws According to Texas’ life jacket laws, all boats, including human-powered craft, must be equipped with one Type I, II, III or V wearable life jacket for each person ...

Oregon’s Life Jacket Regulations According to Oregon’s life jacket laws, all boats under 16 feet in length and all canoes, rafts and kayaks, must carry one, Type I, II or III wearable flotatio...

Alabama’s Life Jacket Laws According to Alabama’s life jacket laws, every boat operated on Alabama’s waterways is required to carry one Type I, II, III or V,  Coast Guard-approved life jack...

According to Florida’s life jackert laws, all boat are required to carry a Coast Guard-approved, wearable life jacket for each person aboard the boat. Additionally, boats 16 feet in length or gr...

Tennessee’s Muffler and Noise Level Laws In Tennessee, the engines of all motorized boats must have an effective muffling system. Additionally: The use of cut-outs is illegal. Manufacturers may ...

The exhaust of every internal combustion engine on any motorized boat shall be effectively muffled by a muffler or underwater exhaust. The use of cutouts is prohibited, except for motorized boats comp...