RedactedNarrative: The operator and victim were on the water traveling Westerly at headway speed on an incoming tide, when the left the dock and headed towards the bridge. The operator heard a horn sound three times behind him and turned to see if there was a boat coming up behind him. He thought he may have turned the tiller enough to strike the bridge making contact at the bow. The victim was sitting facing the operator when they hit the bridge causing trauma to her head and the operator to be ejected from the vessel. The operator was able to get back into the vessel which did not start because the lanyard disconnected, and screamed for help. The vessel was towed back to the docks where the fire department met them. The victim was treated for a head laceration and a concussion with follow up by her PCP.