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The document provides detailed instructions for completing the Rhode Island Boating Accident Report, which must be filed by vessel owners/operators involved in accidents that result in death, serious injury, or property damage exceeding $2000. It outlines the criteria for reportable accidents, submission timelines, and necessary information to include in the report. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of accurate reporting and offers contact information for assistance.

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Begin by filling out the 'Accident Data' section. Include the date, time, and number of vessels involved. Ensure you check all applicable weather conditions.
Complete the 'Operator' and 'Owner' information fields. Make sure to include full addresses with zip codes for accuracy.
Provide damage estimates in the designated fields. If unsure, a best guess is acceptable initially.
In the 'Accident Description' section, describe what happened clearly and accurately. You can add diagrams if necessary and continue on additional sheets if needed.
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