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Originally Posted by Gavia immer
How can a boat that's not moving cause a fatality? These speeds have to be for the victim's boat, not the boat that causes the collision.
If he remains on the scene, the boater that caused the collision can "make up" a speed for his boat.
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The boat hit in Maine was "Not Moving". This shows you that these statistics don't tell the story.
A 1,000 horsepower boat is more dangerous than a 100 horsepower boat. This is especially true after the driver has been ejected.