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bezimeni [28]
2 years ago
5

Engraving which number in hidden places on your boat, other boat parts, and accessories can help you identify them more easily t

o police in case of theft?
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1 answer:
lesya692 [45]2 years ago
3 0

The number that can be engraved in places on your boat, other boat parts, and accessories and that can help you identify them more easily to police in case of theft is:

  • Driver's License Number.

Let's understand what Driver's License Number is all about.

<h3>Driver's License Number</h3>
  • Driver's License Number is known to be an identification number that is specifically assigned to a driver by an issuing government agency.

  • It's a form of unique identifier that is used for record keeping as well.

  • When such number is engraved on boats and other hidden parts, it helps police to track the vessels down when stolen.

Some parts where such number can be engraved are:

  • Boat
  • Engine
  • Depth sounder
  • Stereo
  • Trailer, etc.

Learn more about Driver's License Number on brainly.com/question/26006107

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