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I’m Here To Answer The Question : “who Needs To Be Licensed To Operate A Power Boat In Canada.
There are certain restrictions :Age Power Restrictions Under 12 years of age, and not directly supervised ---- Can operate vessels with under 10 hp Between 12 years and under 16 years of age, and not directly supervised --------Can operate vessels with under 40 hp . Under 16 years of age ----- Not allowed to operate a PWC 16 years of age and over ---- No power restrictions The operator Card is not actually a license. Unlike a driver's licence, the operator card cannot be revoked and is good for life. There is a one time fee to write the test and you require a 75% to pass. The test can be re-written as many times as is required but the test can be taken only once in every 24-hour period. While Transport Canada administers the regulations - all cards are issued by private sector organizations referred to as “Course Providers”. Something to keep in mind is Transport Canada does not yet have a master database in place to track where and when you wrote your test. If you require a replacement card you will need to remember who you wrote the test with or re-write the test online. The card must be carried with you while operating a boat that you own or any others. The fines for not having your Pleasure Craft Operator Card on board with you vary province by province; In Ontario the fine is $250. The Get started , visit boatinglicence.ca to write the boating test now. Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com Robert Spenser is author of this article on Boating License. Find more information about Boating Licence Online here. |
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