Don't Call The State....

[moguy1973]

My 14 year old grandson got his on the computer. Then they mailed him the permit.

http://www.boat-ed.com/missouri/index.html

Yep. No driving needed.

[Outside Bend]

Plus the site allows you to work at your own pace- you can save your place and resume the test whenever you have time. As far as cost goes, I figure if you can afford buying and operating a boat, you can swing the $35 bucks to get certified.

[Daryk Campbell Sr]

Boat newb, I understand your argument. It really seems that whoever selected the age group to begin the policy on, wasn't considering those who have been of age for an extended time. Also, your question is not, I feel, out of line. Sure, maybe she did not have the answer, but she could have politely explained that to you.

[Boat Newb]

Daryk, I'm glad you get my point. I'll probably get it online as it'll cost me that much in gas to drive to the nearest testing site. That's something else to add salt to the wound. If I can't make it to one if their far away classes which usually get cancelled due to lack of interest I gladly pay $20 to take the online version of a free class. Nice of them isn't it?