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Where should a vessel's registration number and validation decal be displayed?
On both sides of the bow of the boat
On the stern of the boat
On the port side of the hull
On the deck near the bow
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On both sides of the bow of the boat
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Displaying the registration numbers and validation decal on both sides of the bow ensures they’re visible from the front and from either side, making quick identification easy for law enforcement and other boaters as the vessel approaches from any direction. The bow area is the most visible and least likely to be obscured, so it’s the standard location for these marks. Placing them on the stern, on only one side, or on the deck near the bow can make them hard to see or violate regulations, which is why the dual-bow placement is required. Remember to follow size and color requirements specified by your state so the numbers remain legible at a distance.
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