An orange circle is used to mark a no wake or idle speed zone.
controlled area, such as a no-wake zone
White buoy, upper and lower orange strip horizontally, Orange zero in the center. May have the words SLOW NO WAKE.
UTC + 12 hrs. (Wake Time)
Per Florida state law, all motorized vessels within that protected zone are to slow to a non wake speed. That means if the speed of the boat creates visible turbulance behind (or "in its wake"), that boat is going too fast.
speeding in a no-wake zone.
5 mph
There are 8 time zones between Washington, D.C., and Wake Island. Washington, D.C., is in the Eastern Time Zone (ET), while Wake Island is in the Wake Island Time Zone (WAKT).
5-6 mph, depending on where you are
In American football, a team gets 4 downs to reach either the first down marker or the end zone. In Canadian football, a team gets 3 downs to reach either the first down marker or the end zone.
Speeding in a no-wake zone is against the law in Alaska.
A no wake zone is an area, normally on a stretch of a river or harbour entrance, where a boat must travel slow enough that it generates little or no wake. This is usually 6 knots or less, depending on the size and type of vessel in question. No wake zones are normally near the shore so you must go slow to prevent erosion of the shore or beach which would be caused by the wake from your boat going to fast.