An operator involved in a boating accident resulting in death, injury, or damage to the boat(s) or other property exceeding $2,000 must:
• Stop his or her vessel immediately at the scene of the accident and …
• Assist anyone injured or in danger from the accident, unless doing so would seriously endanger his or her own vessel or passengers and …
• Give, in writing, his or her name, address, and vessel identification to anyone injured and to the owner of any property damaged by the accident.
A vessel operator is required to make an oral and written report whenever a boating accident results in:
• Loss of life or disappearance of a person or …
• Injury to any person or …
• Property damage in excess of $2,000.
Oral reports must be made immediately to a DNR conservation warden or a local law enforcement officer.
A written report must be submitted within 10 days on a DNR Form 4100-20 to DNR-Boat Safety, P.O. Box 7921, Madison, WI 52707.
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