Prepare for the official test with BOATsmart!’s Washington Boating Course which includes animated, narrated and brilliantly illustrated lessons, perfect for all ages. The 3-hour Washington boati...

In Washington, boaters born after Dec. 31, 1954, who operate a motorized boat (including PWCs) of 15 horsepower or more are required to have a Washington Boating License. There are benefits to being a...

Aquatic Invasive Species in Washington Washington’s Aquatic Nuisance Species (ANS) pose a risk to native aquatic wildlife, ecosystems and to all of Washington’s water-based recreation. Common ...

According to Washington’s boat accident reporting requirement, the operator of a boat involved in a boating accident is required to: Stop their boat at the scene of the accident. Assist any pers...

Washington’s Laws for Reckless and Negligent Boat Operation In the state of Washington, it is illegal to operate a boat in a reckless or negligent manner that may endanger the life, safety or proper...

Washington’s Boating License Requirements According to Washington’s boating license requirements, all boat operators in Washington are required to obtain and carry a Washington State Boate...

Accoridng to Washington’s life jacket regulations, all boats in Washington (including human-powered or non-motorized craft, such as kayaks and inflatable rafts) are required to carry a Coast Gua...

According to Washington’s boat registration requiremetns, to operate a boat in Washington, your boat must have a registration card, title and registration decals. You must carry the registration...