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Kamper · 07-16-2005, 07:30 AM

http://www.boat-ed.com/nh/nh_internet.htm

"The content of the Boat New Hampshire course is also approved by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA) as both a boat and personal watercraft (PWC) safety course and is recognized by the U. S. Coast Guard."

I read this to mean the on-line course is acceptable to all 31 states using the NASBLA curriculum. The states and territories not listed probably do not require certification right now.

[ Alabama ] [ Arkansas ] [ Delaware ] [ Florida ] [ Georgia ] [ Idaho ] [ Indiana ] [ Iowa ] [ Kansas ] [ Kentucky ] [ Louisiana ] [ Massachusetts ] [ Minnesota ] [ Mississippi ] [ Missouri ] [ Nevada ] [ New Hampshire ] [ North Carolina ] [ Ohio ] [ Oklahoma ] [ Oregon ] [ Pennsylvania ] [ Rhode Island ] [ South Carolina ] [ Tennessee ] [ Texas ] [ Utah ] [ Vermont ] [ Virginia ] [ Washington ]

Using the NH bouy system as an example, I would expect some variations between the states but enough of the information is the same that you would be a safe operator in "foreign" waters. A good suggestion might be to take the practice test for any state you intend to visit to see if you need to review any materials prior to going there. After you take the practice test you are provided links to review material for any questions you have missed.

07-16-2005, 07:30 AM	#23
Kamper Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Thornton's Ferry Posts: 1,314 Thanks: 67 Thanked 172 Times in 128 Posts	Nasbla http://www.boat-ed.com/nh/nh_internet.htm "The content of the Boat New Hampshire course is also approved by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA) as both a boat and personal watercraft (PWC) safety course and is recognized by the U. S. Coast Guard." I read this to mean the on-line course is acceptable to all 31 states using the NASBLA curriculum. The states and territories not listed probably do not require certification right now. [ Alabama ] [ Arkansas ] [ Delaware ] [ Florida ] [ Georgia ] [ Idaho ] [ Indiana ] [ Iowa ] [ Kansas ] [ Kentucky ] [ Louisiana ] [ Massachusetts ] [ Minnesota ] [ Mississippi ] [ Missouri ] [ Nevada ] [ New Hampshire ] [ North Carolina ] [ Ohio ] [ Oklahoma ] [ Oregon ] [ Pennsylvania ] [ Rhode Island ] [ South Carolina ] [ Tennessee ] [ Texas ] [ Utah ] [ Vermont ] [ Virginia ] [ Washington ] Using the NH bouy system as an example, I would expect some variations between the states but enough of the information is the same that you would be a safe operator in "foreign" waters. A good suggestion might be to take the practice test for any state you intend to visit to see if you need to review any materials prior to going there. After you take the practice test you are provided links to review material for any questions you have missed.