Yes, a BOATsmart! Boating License will be accepted by law enforcement in more than 40 U.S. states and in all of the Canadian provinces and territories.
Oklahoma
My 3-Hour Study Guide Timer Has Almost Finished Its Countdown, What Happens If I Run Out Of Time?
The 3-hour timer is only a minimum requirement. You’re free to spend as much time as you need in the BOATsmart! Oklahoma Study Guide before taking the final Boating Safety Test designed for Okla...
What Are The Minimum Technical Requirements To Access The Oklahoma Online Boating Safety Test?
The following technical requirements are necessary: 1024 x 768 Screen Resolution Firefox 3.0 or greater Internet Explorer 6.0 or greater Safari 2.0 or greater Google Chrome Javascript Enabled Some pop...
What Will I Learn In The BOATsmart! Boating Safety Course?
The BOATsmart! Boating Safety Course includes all of the knowledge required to pass the Official Boating Safety Test. When completing the online boating course you’ll learn everything you̵...
What Does It Mean If I See a ‘No Wake’ Speed Sign On Oklahoma Waters?
In Oklahoma, or in any state, if you encounter a ‘Slow- No Wake’ or ‘No Wake’ sign on the waterway, you must slow down so as not to cause a wake by the speed of your boat. This...
Do Boaters In Oklahoma Need To Have a Driver’s License If They’re Operating a Boat With An Attached Motor?
No, a driver’s license is not required to operate a motorized boat in Oklahoma. However, you may be required to carry a Boater Education Card on board at all times while operating a motorized bo...
Does My Oklahoma Boating License Need To Be Renewed?
Nope! Once obtained, your Okahoma BOATsmart! Boater Education Card will be good for life.
What Is The Penalty In Oklahoma For Operating a Motorized Boat Without a Boater Education Card?
If you’re required to have an Oklahoma Boater Education Certificate and you’re caught operating a boat on state waters without one, you will recieve a fine from Oklahoma law enforcement....
Do I Need To Register My Boat In Oklahoma?
Yes, motorized boats owned by residents of Oklahoma must be registered. The only exemptions to this rule are human-powered craft, like canoes and kayaks, boats documented by the U.S. Coast Guard, boat...
Do I Need To Complete The 3-Hour Online Course Or Can I Go Directly To The Final Test For Oklahoma?
Yes, you must complete the 3-hour course. The National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA) requires boaters to complete the full 3-hour online study guide in order to access the o...