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Originally Posted by psneeld
Unless you throw your boat into full reverse or run aground, there's no reason to worry about a boatlength between you. Maybe I'm less leary because I tow things for a living. And staying up close once through makes the pass go quicker once through the bridge.
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Well, perhaps there is. Just like when driving a car or truck on land, you may have to make a quick stop. For example, you may spot a (in my area) a dolphin or manatee directly in front of your boat and have to stop quickly to avoid hitting it. The person behind you will take a second or more to realize that you are making a quick stop and may run into you.
And remember, most boats do not have brake lights!