Passenger Vessel Safety

Passenger Vessel Safety refers to the measures and regulations in place to ensure the safety of people traveling on boats, ferries, and cruise ships. This includes guidelines for vessel construction, emergency preparedness, crew training, and safety equipment like life jackets and lifeboats. Authorities like the U.S. Coast Guard monitor compliance with these standards to minimize risks of accidents, ensure clear evacuation procedures, and handle emergencies effectively. Overall, it aims to protect passengers from potential hazards on the water, ensuring a safe travel experience.