“Son, Do You Know What I’m Stopping You For?”
Nick Riley sits proudly aboard his self-built, one-person tugboat, a testament to his ingenuity and love for the water. But, there’s some unexpected drama: a police officer aboard his own vessel, pulls up beside Nick. It’s a routine check, nothing more than verifying registration papers. Nick rummages for his documents while the officer checks them, and all seems in order.
This encounter highlights a lesser-known aspect of boating: even the smallest, personally crafted boats must adhere to maritime regulations, a necessary protocol to ensure safety and order on the waters. Nick’s tugboat, tiny yet mighty, sails on, now with its paperwork thoroughly checked and approved.
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