Which of the following is required to legally operate a personal watercraft (PWC) in Nebraska?

To legally operate a personal watercraft (PWC) in Nebraska, it is necessary to have completed a boating safety course and possess the corresponding completion certificate. This requirement helps ensure that operators are educated on safe boating practices, navigational rules, and emergency procedures specific to PWCs. The aim is to reduce accidents and enhance safety for both the operator and others on the water.

A fishing license is specifically designed for the act of fishing and does not involve the operation of watercraft, thus it does not meet the legal requirements for operating a PWC. A valid driver's license, while important for operating motor vehicles, does not apply directly to the operation of personal watercraft. Lastly, while having an insurance policy is often a good practice for financial protection, it is not mandated by law for PWC operation in Nebraska.