Boating Safety Tips
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Summertime means it's time to get out on the water! New York recently opened new ferry routes between Manhattan and Brooklyn. As a person who lives in a somewhat inaccessible part of South Brooklyn, I will use this to travel to Manhattan and the beach. It's going to be a great summer! Will you be riding or driving a boat this summer? Here are some safety tips from Discover Boating.

Safe Boating Tips

  • Check the weather - Always check weather conditions before setting sail. Notice dark clouds, changing winds or sudden drops in temperature? It's time to get off the water.
  • Make and follow a pre-departure checklist - Prepare for everything. Here's a good example.
  • Use common sense - always operate at a safe speed and stay alert.
  • Designate an Assistant Skipper - Let someone know where you are going and when you are expected back
  • Wear lifejackets - Make sure everyone has one!
  • Avoid alcohol - The probability of being involved in a boating accident is doubled when alcohol is involved.
  • Learn to swim - Local organizations, including the Red Cross, offer swim training.
  • Take a Boating Course - It's important to be familiar with boating safety rules. You can even take courses online.
  • Free Vessel Safety Check - The US Coast Guard offers free vessel safety checks

Our RVS-83112-WiFi WiFi Hitch Camera allows you easily hitch your trailer. The first time. The RVS-83112-WiFi features a WiFi Connection enabling you to view hitch camera on mobile device. It also has a magnetic camera mount and rechargeable battery. The six infra-red lights guarantee 30 feet of night vision and the camera is competently waterproof.

WiFi Hitch Camera - Rear View Safety

Whatever you do this summer, have fun and stay safe!