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    Why You Should Never Right Your Jet Ski at Night



    Steven in Sales presents another great article that asks the question: Can you ride a jet ski at night? The answer is “no” and we’re going to tell you why.
    First of all, navigation lights are forbidden on jet skis and you will get fined by water patrol if they catch you with the lights. This has to do with the size of jet skis and the confusion that lights cause other boaters. Jet skis can make sudden moves, and this causes further confusion within the boating community at night. PWC are difficult to see during the day and impossible to see at night.

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