Getting on the water in Michigan means knowing which credential applies to you. Michigan does not issue a traditional boating license — instead, the state requires a Boating Safety Certificate for certain operators. The certificate is issued under the authority of the Michigan Department of…
Getting on the water in Virginia is straightforward once you know what credentials you need. Virginia does not issue a traditional boating license — instead, the state requires a Boating Safety Education Certificate for certain operators. The certificate is issued under the authority of the…
Getting on the water in Pennsylvania means understanding what credential you actually need. Pennsylvania does not issue a traditional boating license — instead, the state requires a Boating Safety Education Certificate for certain operators. The certificate is issued by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission…
Getting on the water in New Jersey starts with two possible credentials, depending on where you plan to boat. Every operator of a motorized vessel on NJ waters needs a Boat Safety Certificate — issued by the New Jersey State Police and valid for life.
Massachusetts doesn't require a traditional "boating license," but you need a boater safety certificate. At least, you will soon, if you don't already, because the state is rolling out a mandatory requirement that will eventually take effect for all boaters. If you're asking, "Do you…
