Carlo's Law mandates paddleboard tethers and safety information for renters in New Jersey.
Carlo's Law requires businesses renting stand-up paddleboards in New Jersey to provide renters with an appropriate tether and safety information. The Superintendent of State Police must prepare these materials, including instructions on tether use and paddleboard safety. The law also mandates regular inspection and maintenance of tethers by rental businesses. Violations carry penalties of $25 for a first offense, $50 for a second, and $100 for subsequent offenses.
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