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	Name:	Feb -
	Subject:	Question for H20 Police
	Date:	8/17/2004 5:17:29 PM

I kind of agree with you bug, but an Alabama vehicle driver can operate their vehicle in a lot of states for a lot longer that 45 days without a safety inspection or an emissions inspection. I could be wrong about this, but I believe there are a lot of states that do not require a license to operate a small boat. I know that NJ, VA & KS do nor or did not while I was there. A couple of years ago I was informed by AL DMV and by several members of this forum that if I operated a boat registered in Alabama that I was required to have an AL operator's license. With some expense and a lot of aggravation I obtained one only to find out later that it was not required. Also, if you check it out you will find that someone can legally operate an out of state registered boat for 45 days in Alabama. I posted several months ago that I had no idea how either law could be enforced.

I guess not everything in life seems fair to all of us.