boats

It's the end of the line for hundreds of boats and recreational vehicles damaged by Superstorm Sandy.

One of the side effects of the superstorm is the massive number of recreational vessels that were tossed onto land or sunk in Barnegat Bay or the Atlantic Ocean. Many of them are still unclaimed. New Jersey State Police urges all boat owners or insurance carriers trying to find lost or abandoned vessels to reach their Point Pleasant station for information...

One of the many tasks being tackled by State Police after Sandy is rounding up and reuniting with owners, the many boats driven astray by the storm.

Superstorm Sandy did more than just destroy New Jersey's shore communities -- it made maps of the area's waterways obsolete and knocked watercraft all over the place.

Damage left behind by Sandy isn't just above the surface of the Atlantic and of Barnegat Bay. They're under the waves too.

The majority of the public knows not to drink and drive, but new research finds they are becoming more aware of the dangers of boating while intoxicated.