Tennessee SB2294 increases the distance a boat must maintain from a swimmer from fifty feet to seventy-five feet.
Tennessee SB2294 amends the state's boating laws by increasing the required distance a boat must maintain from a swimmer from fifty feet to seventy-five feet. This change aims to enhance safety for swimmers by providing a larger buffer zone. The act takes effect immediately upon becoming law, as the public welfare requires it.
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