Boat Numbers [SAFE | REVIEW]

Whether you’re a first-time captain or a seasoned sailor, understanding "boat numbers" is about more than just aesthetics—it's a legal requirement that keeps you compliant and safe on the water. 1. State Registration Numbers

Often called the "license plate" for your vessel, registration numbers are required for most motorized boats. These are issued by your state’s boating authority or DMV. BOAT NUMBERS

These typically start with a two-letter state code followed by four numbers and two letters (e.g., FL-1234-AB). Whether you’re a first-time captain or a seasoned

Letters must be and at least 3 inches high . BOAT NUMBERS

The color must with your boat's hull (e.g., black letters on a white hull). They must read from left to right on both sides. 2. Validation Decals