PWC laws change in New Jersey PersonalWatercraft.com May 21, 2010 Shares Comments Laws establish new boundaries for buoys and swimming areasThe New Jersey State Police are reminding personal watercraft operators that laws in the state have recently changed. The law now states that a person is not permitted to operate a personal watercraft above minimum headway speed within 100 feet of buoys or signs that mark the boundaries of a swimming area, the shoreline, any person in the water, or residential dwelling units. Additionally, personal watercraft are not permitted to be operated in such a manner so as to make the vessel completely leave the water or otherwise become airborne within 100 feet of another vessel. Preexisting laws that remain unaffected by the recent changes require that personal watercraft be operated only between sunrise and sunset and during times of good visibility. Personal watercraft are not permitted to be operated within the confines of the Point Pleasant Canal in Ocean County, or the Cape May Canal in Cape May County. Personal watercraft operators must be at least 16 years of age, and must have a boating safety certificate in their possession. Share Share Subscribe Like PersonalWatercraft.com on Facebook Comments Most Popular Top Guns: Sea-Doo RXP-X 300 vs. Yamaha GP1800R SVHO July 4, 2022 2024 Yamaha VX Cruiser HO Review January 17, 2024 Remembering the Sea-Doo XP March 16, 2016 2008 Kawasaki Jet Ski Ultra 250X Review July 11, 2008 2023 Sea-Doo GTR 230 Review June 6, 2023 Yamaha Unveils New 1.9 Liter Engine August 14, 2023 Latest Stories 2024 Sea-Doo RXP-X 325 Review Heavy Haulers – PWC Storage Options First Look: 2025 Kawasaki Jet Ski Ultra 160LX-S Angler 2024 Yamaha VX Cruiser HO Review 2024 Sea-Doo Spark Trixx Review Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Newsletter