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The frequency of jet ski accidents varies by location and rider behavior. Following safety guidelines can reduce the risk.

While it's technically possible to cross an ocean on a jet ski, it is not recommended due to safety and practicality concerns.

Most jet skis can accommodate riders weighing up to 300 pounds, but it's essential to check the manufacturer's weight capacity guidelines.

You can go a considerable distance on a jet ski, typically around 100-200 miles on a single tank of gas, depending on the model and engine size.

You can leave a jet ski in fresh water for an extended period, but regular maintenance and proper storage are necessary to prevent corrosion.

The lifespan of a jet ski varies, but with proper maintenance, they can last anywhere from 10 to 20 years or more.

Yes, you can go slow on a jet ski by reducing the throttle and cruising at a leisurely speed.

Jet skis are not easy to flip under normal circumstances, but abrupt maneuvers, high waves, or inexperienced handling can increase the risk.

It's recommended to wear appropriate water sports attire, including a wetsuit or swimwear, while jet skiing, rather than regular clothes, for comfort and safety.

While jet skis can flip over in certain conditions, they are designed to right themselves easily.