Propeller Strike Injury Avoidance – Workshop

March 8, 2006

The Coast Guard is convening a workshop on March 21-22 in Arlington, Virginia to examine issues related to avoidance of injuries to swimmers, divers, and others in the water that are caused by strikes from propellers, lower units, and appendances from boats. 71 Fed. Reg. 11438 Source: HK Law

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