Montana Boating Regulations and Laws
The Montana boater education certificate (commonly known
as a Montana boating license) is proof that a boater has successfully
completed a boating safety course.
Montana
law places restrictions
on boat and PWC operation for those under 15 years of age.
In some cases, passing an approved
boating safety course allows youth to operate without being
under direct adult supervision. The Boat
Montana course
meets these requirements.
Even if not required by law to get the Montana boating license,
many boaters take the boat safety course in order to save on their
PWC or boat insurance.
Do your part to make boating in Montana a safe, enjoyable pastime!
Become an educated, responsible boater by completing the Boat Montana course and practice what you
learn.
How do I learn about the legal requirements of boating in Montana?
Laws and regulations concerning operating a personal watercraft
or vessel, required equipment, vessel registration and much more
can be found in Chapter 4: The
Legal Requirements of Boating.
How do I take a safe boating exam and get my boater education
card?
- Internet: You can study over the Internet
then take the Montana online boating
exam. Once you pass, the official boater education certificate
approved by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is mailed to your
home.
Where can I get the boater safety education course material?
You're at the right place, because the Boat Montana online
safe boating course was developed specifically for Montana
Fish, Wildlife and Parks. All the required safe
boating course material to get your boater education certificate
is available for free online. Please visit our Montana safe boating course introductory page
to find out about the boater exam process.
Where can I get more information about the Montana boater education certificate ?
Who needs a Montana boat license, and what can they operate once
they get their boater education certificate ?
Montana's boating safety education requirements and laws about
operating a boat or PWC are explained in detail on the Who
May Operate a Vessel page.
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