An example of not operating a PWC (Personal Water Craft) defensively is Being Careful When You Spray Other Vessels. You should never spray other vessels to drive defensively.
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An example of not operating a PWC (Personal Water Craft) defensively is Being Careful When You Spray Other Vessels. You should never spray other vessels to drive defensively.
An example of not operating a PWC defensively is deliberately spraying other vessels with water. Operating a PWC defensively means being aware of your surroundings and respecting other watercraft, maintaining a safe distance, and not engaging in behavior that could endanger others. Spraying other vessels can distract or surprise them, potentially leading to accidents or conflicts on the water. Always prioritize safety and courtesy while operating any watercraft.