Question

question 16
which practice reduces the risk of a dangerous boating emergency?
a maintaining a safe speed based on the boat traffic
b crossing in front of other boats in congested areas
c operating recklessly around potential hazards
d keeping pfds stored safely in compartments

Explanation:

Maintaining a safe speed helps avoid collisions and gives time to react to potential hazards, reducing boating - emergency risks. Crossing in front of boats in congested areas (B) and operating recklessly around hazards (C) increase risks. Storing life - jackets (PFDs) safely is important but wearing them is more crucial for reducing emergency risks, so A is the best answer here.

Answer:

A. maintaining a safe speed based on the boat traffic