RedactedNarrative: Boat A was coming in to the fueling docks as Boat B was leaving. Both vessels were in close quarters and Boat A corrected to avoid making possible contact to Boat B. 
  
  As Boat A tried to correct, the operator accidentally fell into the throttle with her forearm lightly striking Boat B (minor damage). 
  
  As the operator was immediately thrown back due to the large input of acceleration the vessel then headed straight for the fueling dock while increasing speed. Boat A struck the end/tip of the fueling dock causing damage to the dock as well as Boat A''s right pontoon hull and sent a passenger overboard into the water (no injuries). 
  
  The impact caused Boat A to bounce off the fueling dock and head straight for the courtesy dock where Boat C was docked. When the operator of Boat A noticed that Boat C was in its path, she threw Boat A in reverse but the forward momentum caused the vessel to drift out of control into Boat C which was stationary.
  **There were no injuries**