America's Boating Channel® Releases New Video Explaining Give-Way and Stand-On Vessel Navigation Rules

RALEIGH, N.C. - EntSun -- America's Boating Channel® has released a new educational video designed to help recreational boaters better understand navigation rules governing give-way and stand-on vessels, an essential component of safe boating practices.

The new video explains how operators should respond when vessels encounter one another on the water, including crossing, meeting, and overtaking situations. Viewers learn which vessel is required to maneuver and which vessel should maintain course and speed under the Navigation Rules, often referred to as the "Rules of the Road" for boaters.

Produced by America's Boating Channel, the United States Power Squadrons' award-winning boating safety video service, the presentation uses clear explanations and practical examples to help boaters confidently apply these rules in real-world situations.

"Understanding give-way and stand-on responsibilities is fundamental to collision avoidance and safe navigation," said John O'Reilly, Executive Director of America's Boating Channel. "This video provides boaters with an easy-to-understand overview of rules that every operator should know before getting underway."

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The video is intended for both new and experienced boaters and complements America's Boating Channel's growing library of online boating safety and education content.

The video is available for free viewing at America's Boating Channel YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/@AmericasBoatingChannel/videos) or on the free on-demand app on Roku or FireTV.

America's Boating Channel is produced by United States Power Squadrons, also known as America's Boating Club, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting safe boating through education, civic service, and fellowship.

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About America's Boating Channel.

America's Boating Channel® is produced for United States Power Squadrons® (USPS) under a grant from the Sport Fish Restoration and Boating Trust Fund, administered by the U.S. Coast Guard. The service features professionally produced, high definition, safe boating and boater education videos. America's Boating Channel has been recognized with the National Boating Industry Safety Award as the 2021 Top Marine Media Outlet, and with the 2022 International Boating and Water Safety Summit Communication Award for the top Video Public Service Announcement (PSA) Series. For more information about America's Boating Channel and its boating safety resources, visit America's Boating Channel. – AmericasBoatingChannel.com

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About America's Boating Club

America's Boating Club | United States Power Squadrons is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to boating safety and education while offering valuable social opportunities and benefits for our members. Our members are boaters and boating families who boat together, learn together, and contribute to their communities by promoting safe boating through education. Visit americasboatingclub.org.