With bridge construction costly, river crossings usually involve ferries — and ferries usually involve waiting.
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Even though some islands may seem close geographically, trips can be long with ferries making multiple stops or not having daily departures. Ferries.
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"Collectively, the directors and investors of Seaborne have significant experience in operating vessels and ferries alike - in particular ferries in the Channel," he told Reuters.
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Even in the day-to-day, if there are apps and things that help you know, for example, 'Okay, if they're going to have more ferries, when are the ferries coming?
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Others simply went home, with long lines forming for ferries.
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Without a temporary visa, the migrants cannot board the ferries.
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Ferries and flights make for easy island hopping and adventuring.
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NY Waterway and Seastreak ferries are running on modified schedules.
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But the compensation of taking the ferries went beyond financial.
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Schedules were coordinated; extra buses and ferries were lined up.
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Traveling between the islands requires coordinating the BC Ferries schedules.
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They also get discounts on parking, toll roads and ferries.
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More ferries, buses and bike lanes were in the works.
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Mike Anderson, former chief executive of Washington State Ferries, which runs a large fleet of ferries in the Seattle area, said that to have that many boats built would normally take a few years.
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Its primary use is to cater for cargo vessels and ferries.
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Ferries The Staten Island Ferry is running on a normal schedule.
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Instead it will involve direct ferries from Belgium and the Netherlands.
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The river bank is lined with shipyards, ferries and docking stations.
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Sometimes the weather is bad and the ferries do not stop.
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Busses and ferries moving around Wuhan will also be temporarily suspended.
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In the meantime, passenger ferries were being diverted to nearby islands.
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Private ferries use public docks today, and, essentially, it's a DOT permit.
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I think the ferries in the New York City system are great.
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Why did the ferries start with the shortest distances to the city?
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They plan to use ferries to transport athletes to reduce road congestion.
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Operators believe that ferries will always have a role providing extra capacity.
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However, the technology itself is scalable to larger boats or even ferries.
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There was nowhere to go: flights had been canceled and ferries halted.
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Ferries, cruise ships, and lobster boats all cross steadily throughout the day.
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Passenger ferries and trains will stop running, but cargo transports will continue.
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It ferries tenants to the lobby as they start their morning commutes.
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People waited 90 minutes or more to ride city ferries last weekend.
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In many cities, ferries are treated like a luxury mode of travel.
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Transportation — buses, subways, ferries, trains, airplanes, and private cars — has been halted.
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Ferries are often the only way to drive to a given park.
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Ferries had carried 114 cars to the island as of 5 p.m.
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The order stops all public transportation, including city buses, trains, and ferries.
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Much of the force boarded ferries back to the mainland on Thursday.
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All forms of public transportation were halted, including buses, metros, and ferries.
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River ferries had suspended operations and fishing boats called in to safety.
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Only 21600 of the Aland Islands are inhabited and easily accessible from mainland Sweden and Finland; the central islands are linked to one another by bridges and cable ferries, while car ferries connect the archipelago's more remote reaches.
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"We have sensors on ferries that cross the Strait of Georgia," she said.
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Minnesota will spend $47 million to replace diesel school buses, ferries and tugboats.
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The city has responded by saying they will add additional ferries and CitiBikes.
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But, she added, it would be premature to call the ferries Citi Boats.
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Ferries are a small, albeit important, part of the L train shutdown plan.
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Ferries are serving Hoboken Terminal and are providing additional capacity on certain routes.
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Two other ferries and a wooden boat were involved in the rescue effort.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio believes ferries can ease New York City's commuting hassles.
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A professor ferries his work to galleries and the Guggenheim, then abandons him.
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It has not built a ship since 2003, when it built two ferries.
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Other than emergencies, people cannot leave Wuhan using its buses, subways, or ferries.
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The disaster underlines the issue of dangerous overcrowding on ferries in the region.
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The disaster highlights the issue of dangerous overcrowding on ferries in the region.
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How do we devise a long-term subsidy that will keep ferries affordable?
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The drought is especially keen for smaller ferry services that face high maintenance costs and rely mostly on the summer season for revenue, without the public subsidies that many commuter ferries get, said the president of Fire Island Ferries, Tim Mooney.
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A security guard stationed at Pier 11, where Manhattan ferries embark, who didn't want to be named because he wasn't authorized to speak to a reporter, said drunken passengers had been asked to leave the older ferries in the past.
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The other two — French firm Brittany Ferries and Danish group DFDS — are established operators.
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All of the city's public transportation — including buses, metros, and ferries — has been halted.
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The other two are established operators - French firm Brittany Ferries and Danish group DFDS.
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Nearly 800 flights were canceled, along with scores of ferries and trains, NHK said.
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NY Waterway ferries go to Manhattan from Paulus Hook, Liberty Harbor and Port Liberte.
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A mitigation plan of expanded subway service, buses, and ferries begins to take shape.
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I found the ferries definitely the most exotic, if not always the most comfortable.
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Afterward, we strolled back to the nearby pier to catch ferries in different directions.
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Red cottages lined the coast, white ferries traveled between islands, seabirds congregated on skerries.
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The ferries helped, but bringing goods and building materials was expensive, which limited development.
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But ferries are one way to help relieve increasingly crowded subways, Ms. Gelinas said.
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MS Spirit of Britain is a cross-channel ferry operated by P&O Ferries.
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Seastreak Ferries offers similar fares and schedules on boats from Highlands or Atlantic Highlands.
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Two electric ferries are already running a 2.5-mile route between Sweden and Denmark.
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The ferries were never contemplated as a replacement for subway service, Mr. Norvell said.
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Regularly scheduled ferries started running there from Lower Manhattan in the early 19th century.
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Thousands traveling home for the holiday were stranded as flights and ferries were canceled.
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People will travel mostly by trains, planes, roads, and ferries, both domestically and internationally.
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The disaster underscores the issue of dangerous overcrowding on aging ferries in the region.
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This latest incident underlines the issue of dangerous overcrowding on ferries in the region.
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The council is working on a scheme to introduce hydrogen-powered ferries in 2021.
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After that incident, the embassy prohibited U.S. government employees from using all tourist ferries.
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One card allows you to ride the commuter trains, metro, trams, ferries and buses.
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Its waterfront building juts out over a bay crisscrossed by ferries and sailing boats.
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No L train shutdown, but what about the extra buses, bike lanes and ferries?
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Finally, thousands of refugees gather at a port to board ferries to greater safety.
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Snugglepot, Cuddlepie, Bib, and Bub, all sound like perfectly goofy names to use for ferries.
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SpaceShipTwo, pictured attached to the WhiteKnightTwo, the aircraft that ferries the shuttle to launching altitude.
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ONC is branching out, incorporating fishermen and women, and local ferries, in its ocean monitoring.
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The, East River Ferry and Hudson River Ferries have resumed service, according to NY Waterway.
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Yet the ferries that connect the two islands are the Republic's main surface life-line.
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Other transport services, including ferries to Macau and outlying islands in Hong Kong, were suspended.
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Some ferries and offshore support vessels have already replaced ship's wheels with computer-assisted joysticks.
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The city estimates that it will cost about $70 million to have 18 ferries built.
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For my route, I planned on using ferries and subways as my modes of transportation.
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Thousands of tourists have also fled the islands, cramming onto ferries and specially chartered boats.
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Another tradition is spotting celebrities who use the ferries, often disguised by hats and sunglasses.
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They get buses and ferries and planes still, to Manchester and Liverpool, Essex and London.
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An auto-move feature, which ferries your team through the dungeon, makes the game bearable.
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A Merry Pranksters-esque school bus, which ferries them along as they clash with society.
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Ferries are also a popular mode of transport in Shanghai, but this one's completely vacant.
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Flights, trains, buses and ferries connecting Wuhan to other cities in Hubei have been suspended.
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Chinese officials have scheduled a public transportation lockdown for the city's buses, ferries and subways.
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But when the winds kick up past 50 miles per hour, the ferries shut down.
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Ferries are an ideal way to get around, especially if you're a first-time visitor.
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Stations are already filling with masses of passengers waiting for buses, trains, planes, and ferries.
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"We have buses, we have ferries, so there's been all sorts of extraordinary measures," Gov.
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The nearest marina for small yachts and ferries is in Kalyves, a 15-minute drive.
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The ferries were not a viable option for Ms. Greenberg, who lives in East Meadow.
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The other two are established operators - French firm Britanny Ferries and Danish group DFDS (DFDS.CO).
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More than 700 flights were cancelled, along with scores of ferries and trains, NHK said.
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That's where the Jungle came from: The camp is near the tunnel and the ferries.
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Lucky for them, wind directions made it possible for most ferries to travel to Cuttyhunk, despite some big rollers, leaving passengers on the deck soaked; two ferries were canceled and those guests bunked up at local hotels on the mainland until the following morning.
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Electric or hydrogen fuel cell ferries, riverboats, and other local shipping should be incentivized as well.
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Crowds also lined up to take ferries across the city's famed harbor to join the demonstration.
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The government has, for instance, spent more than £107m ($139m) on ferries to increase freight capacity.
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Liberty Island was evacuated with 3,000 to 4,000 visitors forced off the island and onto ferries.
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It skirts the city's airport, where a near-daily flight from Gothenburg ferries in AstraZeneca executives.
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Those plans are anticipated to include additional bus service and expanded use of Hudson River ferries.
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As the ferries docked, a few demonstrators stood atop a breakwater holding signs welcoming the refugees.
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Nearly every table has a view of those bobbing boats, as well as Fire Island ferries.
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Visitors access the island via one of the two ferries: Shepler's Ferry and Star Line Ferry.
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Most people reach the island aboard passenger ferries bequeathed to residents by the previous Saudi king.
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Here in Piraeus, the refugees and immigrants arrive daily aboard huge ferries from Greece's easternmost islands.
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Buses and ferries will start running to Randall's Island each day starting at 103:00 a.m.
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The remnants of the storm were powerful enough to cancel ferries to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.
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After the fights, Mr. Figueroa said, that same bus often ferries the group to get pizza.
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Ferries were canceled, as were almost all flights into and out of Boston's Logan International Airport.
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Those flights and ferries fill up fast, and probably aren't best left until the last minute.
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"This journey on the ferries is probably my favorite in the whole world," he told me.
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They will then have to transfer to ferries, buses or PATH trains to get to Manhattan.
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She lives in an apartment in a gated community, and a driver ferries her around town.
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Wuhan officials have effectively quarantined the city by shutting down transportation, including buses, ferries, and metros.
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Since the L is not running, players have to rely on buses, ferries, bikes and cabs.
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To take one of his most recent missteps, as transport minister trying to guard against the chaos that could accompany Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, he awarded an $22.7 million contract for extra ferries to handle cross-channel trade — to a company that owned no ferries.
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Ferries are an important means of transport in Indonesia, which is made up of some 17,000 islands.
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Without taxpayer subsidy it would hardly be a runner—a fact also true of the Norwegian ferries.
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Along a canal previously used by barges, commuter ferries deliver workers from richer parts of the city.
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Oslo says it has made big strides, for example in battery technology for shipping, including coastal ferries.
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"We asked Sydney to name their new ferries, and we have listened," Constance said in a statement.
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Fog horns from the ferries are often heard around the island, adding to the sense of nostalgia.
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Temporary ferries, which were a part of the mitigation plan, would likely not happen now, he said.
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At the bottom of Lake Lanier lies (almost) fully intact towns, ferries, a racetrack, and multiple cemeteries.
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An ad hoc fleet of ferries and boats rushed to the downed plane and pulled passengers aboard.
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He questioned whether subsidizing most ferries was worth the cost, considering the number of passengers they carried.
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The harbor fills with fishing boats, sails are hoisted, weekenders spill from train, ferries, cars and buses.
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Secondly, our breadth of inventory: We offer trains, bus, flight, as well as ferries and airport transports.
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Grab a table or head outside to watch ferries come and go to Sausalito and other destinations.
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Ferries in Tanzania are often overcrowded, with the lack of an accurate passenger manifest complicating rescue operations.
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Currently, trucks drive on and off the ferries within minutes, not having to bother with document checks.
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As you know, in addition to the NYC Ferry the MTA will have temporary ferries running as well.
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Citymapper is one such platform that offers transport comparisons for various international locations — like taxis, ferries and cycling.
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State media has listed the central bank, schools, factories, and even ferries as entirely powered by solar panels.
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This week the cabinet heard about last-minute plans to charter ferries to keep food and medicines flowing.
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Ferries have begun taking some of the 59,000 passengers stuck on Bali to an airport on Lombok island.
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ICG is a shipping and transport group probably best known as the operator of the Irish Ferries brand.
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Some locals have left via ferries but those who remain are becoming increasingly desperate for food and water.
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Minimalism is even at work in the glass elevator that ferries visitors from the lobby to the foyer.
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The sky was beginning to fill with a rosy haze as ferries and cargo ships drifted between islands.
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When Amazon representatives visited New York, officials even reportedly rode ferries and CitiBikes with them as selling points.
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Some ferries to Macau and outlying islands in Hong Kong resumed service after the typhoon signals were lowered.
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He cast off his lines and plowed over to join several New York Waterway ferries on the scene.
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My energy derives from movement—from the shuddering of buses, the rumble of planes, trains' and ferries' rocking.
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The ferries operate along a 3,100 mile system which serves some 350,000 people and 100,000 vehicles every year,
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I love watching the ferries crisscrossing the bay and the container ships arriving from all over the world.
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The innovation even extends underground, where freight delivery system ferries packages without the need of street-clogging trucks.
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SpaceX — which usually ferries cargo to orbit for NASA or private companies — is its own customer this time.
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New this year are models of One World Trade Center, the Battery Maritime Building, and two vintage ferries.
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Ferries putter to Shelter Island and fishing boats bob while you make a meal of the inventive tastes.
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The ferries shuttle residents and guests of the private island to and from the mainland, affiliate WPLG reported.
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What else ferries you to and from picture-perfect destinations in a vessel dedicated to pampering its inhabitants?
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Amazon ferries books and all manner of goods to customers' doorsteps, but doesn't deliver hot meals like Deliveroo.
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The Steamship Authority's ferries unload a steady stream of cars brimming with white coolers and colorful beach supplies.
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Authorities are also preparing ferries to help people leave Bali in case air travel is disrupted, Karya said.
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Even more important are the new boat terminals that are designed to welcome yachts, ferries and cruise ships.
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New York Waterway, which runs ferries between New Jersey and New York, also saw an influx of commuters.
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Three extra ferries were provided during the night for about 1,000 residents and tourists who wanted to leave.
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Ferries in Tanzania are often overcrowded, and the lack of an accurate passenger manifest is complicating rescue operations.
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Forget the subway or buses — cities like Sydney and Brisbane have public transport ferries to take you around.
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The decision to award the contracts has been a major political embarrassment after it emerged the government handed out a 14 million pound contract for extra ferries to a company that owned no ferries and published terms and conditions on its website that appeared to be for a takeaway food business.
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But accidents are common, largely due to years of under-investment in infrastructure and a tendency to overload ferries.
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Blade, which has three lounges in Manhattan, ferries passengers between its designated locations and JFK in around 10 minutes.
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Norse mythology makes mention of a ship called Naglfar that ferries brave warriors to face off against the gods.
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Fisherfolk say construction will disturb their catch, and pollution will increase from ferries plying to and from the statue.
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You have ferries that are traveling relatively short distances—aside from the Rockaway Ferry, which covers a substantial distance.
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The SAFE boat is a small but mighty craft that typically ferries day-trippers out to M/V OCEARCH.
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Emergency officials warned that anyone who stayed would not be able to leave after ferries shut down Sunday evening.
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The 540,000 barrels-per-day pipeline ferries crude and propane from Alberta to refineries in the Midwest and Ontario.
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Britain awarded contracts worth more than 100 million pounds in total to three shipping firms to provide extra ferries.
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Brittany Ferries announced mass cancellations of connections between Britain and northern France, where port workers joined the industrial action.
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To ease a potential backlog, the government awarded Seaborne Freight a contract to operate ferries from Ramsgate to Ostend.
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On Wednesday, Mr. de Blasio said that the ferries would become a permanent part of the city's transportation network.
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Some companies were offering ferries about four times a day, carrying roughly 400 people daily, CNN affiliate KTLA reported.
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That sort of reaction reflects what Ms. Glen, the deputy mayor, calls the "happiness factor" the ferries have produced.
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I especially enjoy the shipyard runs, when we take the ferries to various places for routine maintenance and inspections.
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The first ferry left the island at 6:30 Friday morning, she said, but subsequent ferries have been canceled.
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There is also a stop on the city-run ferry system, though ferries carry far fewer commuters than trains.
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He ferries wounded fighters down the mountain to hospitals from places where no ambulance would come to get them.
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Rush-hour trains will be rerouted to Hoboken, where riders will have to switch to PATH trains or ferries.
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Ferries and buses running to the Frieze New York art fair on Randalls Island, were canceled, a spokeswoman said.
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Ferries leave from various spots in Hong Kong regularly, so if you miss one, there's no need to worry.
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The electrolyte, which ferries lithium ions between the electrode terminals, consists of a lithium salt blended with other compounds.
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After those routes are established, city officials will decide where the ferries might go next, Mr. de Blasio said.
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That includes more than $21 million in lost revenue, about $18 million for buses and $5 million for ferries.
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When a storm hits and the ferries can't run and a plane can't land, we are on our own.
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About 25,000 people were stranded at sea ports after ferries were canceled, and nearly 16,000 were stuck in airports.
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On board the ferries, commuters cruise the East River with free Wi-Fi and views of the Manhattan skyline.
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Officials suspended flights at Chittagong airport while the Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority restricted movement of all ships and ferries.
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About 213 come here daily, from the Dover ferries and the Channel Tunnel, and their clearance is rather less seamless.
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A raft of car services, ferries, shuttles and choppers offer low-hassle rides to the Hamptons and other coastal beaches.
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Officials suspended flights at Chittagong airport while the Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority restricted movement of all ships and ferries.
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The shipyard, which completed the Titanic in 1912, has not built a ship since 2003 when it built two ferries.
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The IMB's data do not include attacks on fishing craft or ferries, which are certainly being terrorised by the pirates.
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The Octopus card, designed for journeys on Hong Kong's trains, buses, trams and ferries, soon stretched its tentacles into shops.
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Ferries carrying trucks to Dover, Britain's top port for EU trade, typically take only 90 minutes to arrive from France.
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Since then, the MF Ampere has cut emissions by 95% and operational costs by 80% compared with fuel driven ferries.
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But in recent months, ferries have been dropping off passengers by the dozens, most of them hauling large rolling suitcases.
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Also making their first appearances are a miniature of the Beaux-Arts Battery Maritime Building and a pair of ferries.
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Passengers could tap on and off buses, ferries, light rail or trains using only a credit card or debit card.
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Nuptials are held all over the island, airborne in helicopters, or afloat, on the ferries that import the marriage-bound.
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With the tunnel, the traffic would grow to 23 million, of which 10 million would still be transported by ferries.
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But I think people are going to figure out a way with the ferries and the buses and the Ubers.
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A genetic mutation had altered the child's hemoglobin, the molecule in red blood cells that ferries oxygen through the body.
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A free shuttle bus ferries students between the Pfizer Building and Pratt's main campus, about a mile to the west.
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As if to make the message clearer, one of the two ferries that serve the island is called the Virus.
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Ferries provide direct service between the Cornell campus and Long Island City, Queens, where the company will build the headquarters.
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Harbors are littered with ferries that capsized or were washed ashore, leaving fewer vessels to carry supplies back and forth.
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New Jersey Transit said that the ferries and PATH would accept train tickets to Hoboken during the eight-week disruption.
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All of those passengers would then have to board PATH trains or ferries to cross the Hudson River into Manhattan.
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Chinese authorities have shut down flights, ferries, highways, and trains leaving Wuhan, as well as public transportation within the city.
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Last Thursday morning, authorities in Wuhan shut down the city&aposs public transportation, including buses, trains, ferries, and the airport.
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But Mr. Patchett warned that he could not promise that demand would never again exceed the capacity of the ferries.
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Trains, planes, roads, and ferries will be filled to the brim as people journey home to be with their families.
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The city has been largely shut down: Departures are mostly barred, and subways, buses and ferries within Wuhan are suspended.
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Today, the Statue ferries carry hundreds on each trip and leave every half hour from both sides of the Hudson.
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Customs checks will instead be enforced on goods crossing between Britain and Northern Ireland, in sea ferries like this one.
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Ottoman-era mansions lined both sides of the strait; ferries and cargo ships made thin white lines on the water.
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Trains and ferries depart about every 15 minutes during morning rush hour; the crossing to Lower Manhattan takes 25 minutes.
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Despite the alarming findings, Coast Guard officials said there was no ongoing investigation into weight cheating on Jeju Island ferries.
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What to watch: With battery costs declining, expect more new and converted all-electric passenger ferries to operate across the U.S. Washington State Ferries will introduce a 150-passenger hybrid ferry in Puget Sound later this year that runs on both diesel and battery power, using up to 60% less fuel than diesel counterparts.
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Sitting high on twin hulls, this catamaran ferries troops, gear, and supplies to a given theater of operation's farthest-flung nooks.
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Batam is linked to Singapore by frequent ferries and its beach resorts and golf courses are a popular weekend getaway destination.
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Early this morning ferries filled with migrants arrived in Turkey from Greece, as deportations begin under a controversial new EU deal.
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Shohoz — which means 'easy' in Bengali — started in 2014 offering online bus ticket sales before expanding into other tickets like ferries.
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According to its website, the Canadian airline annually ferries about 3 million passengers among 60 destinations aboard Boeing and Airbus jets.
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They're starting ferries in Queens and so on; areas that are much closer and [have less] transportation problems as it is.
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Wilson, one of the raftsmen at a popular crossing point, said he ferries about ten African and Asian migrants per week.
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It is still a busy waterway, dotted with ferries and river taxis that carry tens of thousands of passengers every day.
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Like the Eiffel Tower and the Chicago Ferries wheel, the Space Needle was created for the 1962 World's Fair in Seattle.
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Ferries such as the one that sank Monday remain a popular and necessary mode of transport for tourists visiting the lake.
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Shepler's pointed out in a follow-up tweet that it ferries other vehicles to the island, including media vehicles for events.
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Officials have said rail tickets will be honored on buses, the light rail, private buses, PATH and New York Waterway ferries.
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Officials have said rail tickets would be honored on buses, the light rail, private buses, PATH and New York Waterway ferries.
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Karolina Kowalkiewicz's hand speed is impressive and she ferries across the mat well with decent lateral movement and fast linear movement.
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For those who don't want to jump into the exhibition, a glass bottom boat by Bob Dornberger ferries around non-swimmers.
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The firm offers takeaway food from local restaurants and ferries meals out to customers via delivery riders on bikes or motorbikes.
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If you are commuting from Monmouth County, try taking one of the ferries from the Atlantic Highlands, Belford or Highlands. Bus.
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Today, batteries based on NMC chemistries can only be used to electrify ferries and small container ships like the Yara Birkeland.
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Ms. Hakim said monthly and weekly Long Island Rail Road ticket holders would not have to pay for buses or ferries.
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But the worst troubles for the new ferries have taken place on the weekends, and not just on the East River.
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The vision included an Olympic village in Queens, with shining ferries taking athletes across the river to a new Manhattan stadium.
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Ferries to the other northern islands (Mazzorbo, Sant'Erasmo, Torcello, Cimitiero, San Fransesco del Deserto) leave from the stations at Fondamenta Nuove.
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He also called for an indefinite honoring of New Jersey Transit tickets on the PATH train system and Hudson River ferries.
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In this haunting novel, Mr. Whitehead turns the Underground Railroad from a metaphor into an actual train that ferries fugitives north.
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Jay Inslee's campaign paid $181 to Washington State Ferries for "ferry travel" before he, too, dropped out of the presidential race.
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We experienced delayed ferries and never-ending police checkpoints — and laughed along with the locals for whom these are everyday struggles.
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The loss of that many trains would drive commuters to try crossing in buses or cars, on ferries or on PATH.
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"It's a good deal," Ms. Brooks said on Sunday as she admired two of the new ferries with her husband, Keith.
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Additionally, Chinese passengers will not be able to take ferries to Taiwan's offshore islands of Kinmen, Matsu and Penghu, it added.
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On the waterways, the department's Harbor Unit will mingle among the dinner cruise ships and ferries plying the waters around Manhattan.
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Dover is port city in the southern part of the country, where people frequently use passenger ferries to sail to France.
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Their attempts to stow away on ferries, trains and trucks bound for Britain had become a nuisance to drivers and travelers.
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Your trains will still end in Hoboken — but be ready for PATH trains and ferries to be swarmed with confused newcomers.
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The Met Office issued gale warnings for most of the sea areas around the UK and some cross-Channel ferries were cancelled.
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Note that the fair is free to browse, but that ferries on weekdays and weekend afternoons cost $2 round trip for adults.
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Direct ferries to the continent, from Rosslare to Roscoff or Cherbourg in France, take at least 17 hours for the crossing alone.
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Shone is focusing on large cargo ships, and Sea Machines on a wide range that includes ferries, patrol boats and survey vessels.
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Armed French servicemen are being dropped by helicopter on to ferries in the English Channel in a bid to prevent terrorist attacks.
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The first patrol took place Monday, when three French sea marshals arrived on the Brittany Ferries vessel Mont St Michel by helicopter.
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So what do you make of the proposals thus far—namely, bus routes , the HOV lane for the bridge , and maybe ferries?
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Of the two ferries to St. John, Ms. McLaughlin recommends the one from Red Hook, a ride of 15 to 20 minutes.
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"But ferries don't solve New York's overall transportation problem," said Nicole Gelinas, a transportation analyst at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research.
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And, as it has in past disruptions, the agency might also offer cross-honoring on PATH trains, ferries and private bus carriers.
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For example, Pearl Harbor National Memorial, where a boat ferries visitors to a floating memorial over the sunken USS Arizona, prudently closed.
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Ferries were suspended as was the city's airport express train line, while the metro rail and buses operated on a limited service.
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And like the subject of the Iggy Pop song bearing that title, he rides and he rides — buses, cabs, ferries, trains, planes.
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Cindy Pontes of the California Highway Patrol told travelers to consider using either Amtrak or ferries as an alternate route of transportation.
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A no-deal Brexit would mean severing longstanding agreements controlling how trucks and ferries cross between Britain and the rest of Europe.
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After days on the ferries, I knew to follow the long strings of wooden briccole, the log pylons that indicate navigable channels.
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And, like some of the Democratic candidates, she is in favor of expanding transit options to include more ferries and express trains.
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The Hudson River rolling out to sea at your feet impressively compensates, with its restlessly crisscrossing oil barges, ferries and vintage sailboats.
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Dorian's blow knocked out the power and water service, and for a time, halted the ferries that tie Ocracoke to the mainland.
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To get anywhere, tourists must rely on scooters; public transit (buses and ferries); pricey taxis; or, the most recent option, electric cars.
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Mr. Clark said three of the newly hired captains aboard Hull 200 would help bring other ferries north when they were ready.
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After losing a suitcase of expensive electronics, Ms. Wade said that she now ferries just one or two iPhones at a time.
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Local officials agreed, with one mayor going so far as to promise to hire ferries to send migrants from Dunkirk to England.
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It is increasingly a holistic system that ferries your Windows identify and content from one app, device, and even platform to the next.
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All of these are being used or tested in small-scale vessels—primarily passenger ferries or supply boats that keep close to shore.
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No combination of ferries, buses, bike lanes, and even gondolas can fully replace the L, which moves 300,000 people on a typical weekday.
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And some transit experts balked at the $325 million price tag, noting the ferries carry less people and require more subsidies than subways.
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Another aspect of the extreme commute are the various modes of transportation taken, including interstate buses, long-distance bike rides, ferries, and subways.
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As of now, the only ride astronauts have is the Russian Soyuz rocket, which ferries people to and from the International Space Station.
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Scotland and Northern Ireland have cancelled trains, flights and ferries and closed some roads and bridges due to the near hurricane force winds.
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According to Ihrman, Akilov had planned his attack for months and had investigated a number of possible targets, including gay clubs and ferries.
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Speaking to CNBC Thursday, a spokesperson for Brittany Ferries said the dramatic boarding of ships in mid-journey was due to maritime law.
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Where it stands: Globally, there were 1503 battery-powered vessels operating or scheduled for delivery in 2150, 260 of which were passenger ferries.
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My Orca card that I get through work is good for essentially all public transit in Seattle, the only exception being the ferries.
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The astromech droid uses his tool-tipped appendages to make repairs aboard starships and ferries information across great distances for the First Order.
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Ferries left from the port daily, on time to the second (because this is Japan), making it an ideal starting point every morning.
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Mr. de Blasio's former rival for the mayor's job, Christine C. Quinn, applauded his embrace of ferries as a form of mass transit.
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Despite the embargo, it is clear that business and commerce are already underway, with plans for direct airline flights, cruise ships and ferries.
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Mr. Deegen, a Mississippi native, said he had never visited New York City but eventually would like to see the ferries in action.
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Ship workers were also preparing for a 48 hour strike starting on Wednesday morning, keeping ferries and ships docked in the seafaring nation.
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It ushers pedestrians and cyclists past the mess of the train station and delivers them right to the waterfront and the free ferries.
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Officials said rail tickets would be cross-honored on buses, the light rail, private buses, the PATH system and New York Waterway ferries.
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While some brides stress about seating charts, Ms. Garfield says she was more worried about having enough food (and guests) arriving on ferries.
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Ferries to Cherry Grove, Fire Island Pines, Sailors Haven and the Sunken Forest board at the Sayville Ferry Service docks along River Road.
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Planes, buses and ferries heading to Istanbul, Turkey's biggest city and commercial hub, were operating at full capacity, Anadolu state news agency said.
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"My energy derives from movement — from the shuddering of buses, the rumble of planes, trains' and ferries' rocking," the nameless narrator tells us.
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Hordes of tourists ride ferries to the island from Manhattan every day, getting a free, drive-by view of the Statue of Liberty.
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"I learned that song in Rio Claro," he said, as ferries idled on the river and the Manhattan skyline shimmered in the distance.
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The Ypsilanti, Michigan-based airline solely flies cargo and ferries passengers on a charter-only basis, as seen with the airlift from Wuhan.
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All-too-familiar problems with New York City's overloaded subways have now made their way aboveground to the city's newest transit option: ferries.
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Tourists can take ferries or charter speedboats down the Yalu for an up-close peek at North Korean villages and patrolling border guards.
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Public transportation around the world is a loose mesh of overlapping agencies running trains, buses, light-rail systems, bikes, scooters, ferries, and more.
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Now, Mr. de Blasio implied, the onus is on city residents to ride the ferries in numbers sufficient to justify the city's investment.
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One resident said coalition warplanes and drones had attacked ferries transporting vegetables across the Euphrates River into Raqqa, causing the deliveries to halt.
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Buses, planes, subways, and ferries were shut down in the city of some 11 million people, a measure without precedent in its scale.
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THE FERRIES that ply the waters between Helsinki and Tallinn resemble floating shopping malls, equipped with fast-food franchises, clothing outlets and supermarkets.
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There is easy access to the Holland Tunnel and ferries to New York, and Newark Liberty International Airport is minutes away from downtown.
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Tugboats tow freighters, ferries and yachts to repair yards like the century-old RMK Merrill-Stevens, which is undergoing a $30 million renovation.
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We had built schoolhouses, established charitable institutions, built and maintained the penitentiary system, provided education for the deaf and dumb, rebuilt the ferries.
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