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<blockquote data-quote="JayKay" data-source="post: 295288" data-attributes="member: 324">But..&nbsp; but lights are cool!&nbsp; More lights, gotta have them. Nevermind that they overpower your nav lights.&nbsp; Nevermind that they blind your fellow boater.&nbsp; They look cool.&nbsp; See also, 1500 watts stereo with a few 15&quot; subs, to bring your personal playlist to everybody within 2 miles.&nbsp; Trust me, we all appreciate Old Town Road. Switching gears somewhat, I know that personal water craft are not allowed to be operated after dark.&nbsp; They are not required to have lights, so they're not allowed.&nbsp; I'll see one zipping by in the late dusk every now and again.&nbsp; I've even been there, done that.&nbsp; Dangerous and illegal.&nbsp; I believe I read somewhere, that the difference between a PWC and a boat is that you're ON a PWC, and you're IN a boat.Regarding canoes, rafts, inner tubes, and kayaks, I'm not sure.&nbsp; They're not required to have built-in lights.&nbsp; Are they required to show a light though?I'd guess, if you were paddling down the river, and got run over, you'd be right.&nbsp; Might be dead-right though...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayKay, post: 295288, member: 324"] But.. but lights are cool! More lights, gotta have them. Nevermind that they overpower your nav lights. Nevermind that they blind your fellow boater. They look cool. See also, 1500 watts stereo with a few 15" subs, to bring your personal playlist to everybody within 2 miles. Trust me, we all appreciate Old Town Road. Switching gears somewhat, I know that personal water craft are not allowed to be operated after dark. They are not required to have lights, so they're not allowed. I'll see one zipping by in the late dusk every now and again. I've even been there, done that. Dangerous and illegal. I believe I read somewhere, that the difference between a PWC and a boat is that you're ON a PWC, and you're IN a boat. Regarding canoes, rafts, inner tubes, and kayaks, I'm not sure. They're not required to have built-in lights. Are they required to show a light though? I'd guess, if you were paddling down the river, and got run over, you'd be right. Might be dead-right though... [/QUOTE]

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