Amphibious Vessel Safety: New Rules for Passengers and Operators
This act introduces new, mandatory safety regulations for amphibious passenger vessels, commonly known as "duck boats." The goal is to enhance passenger safety by requiring improved buoyancy, canopy removal, additional bilge pumps, and better preparedness for severe weather. Citizens can expect safer journeys on these vessels.
Key points
Requirement to remove canopies or install ones that do not restrict escape in an emergency.
Mandatory wearing of life jackets before waterborne operations if the canopy is removed.
Installation of additional, independently powered bilge pumps to prevent sinking.
Introduction of requirements for checking weather forecasts and responding to warnings.
Training for operators and crew on safety procedures, including emergency egress and response.
Status:
Expired
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