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Screen Shot 2019-02-14 at 10.36.21 AM — The two new 185'x46'x10'6 ferries will replace the smaller Hatteras-class ferries that currently serve North Carolina. C. Fly Marine Services rendering"

C. Fly Marine awarded ferry contract from North Carolina

Ken Hocke

One of two ferries that currently run on the downtown ferry route in New Orleans. Ken Hocke photo

Ferry system is a head scratcher to native son

Ken Hocke

Screen Shot 2018-12-27 at 7.45.06 AM — Donald L. Blount & Associates (DLBA), Chesapeake, Va., a division of Gibbs & Cox, has announced a partnership with Champion’s Auto Ferry, Harsens Island, Mich., for the development of a new 84'x 31' double-ended ferry. DLBA rendering

Double-ended ferry design for Michigan

WorkBoat Staff

dsc_0374-800x536 — NY Waterway ferries at the company's Port Imperial terminal at Weehawken, N.J. Kirk Moore photo.

NY Waterway gets Corps dock permit, but city officials still fighting

Kirk Moore

WorkBoat Show_0155 — The International WorkBoat Show opens Wednesday in New Orleans. WorkBoat file photo

WorkBoat: Show me again

David Krapf

Seastreak crew helps save New Jersey boaters

Kirk Moore

dsc_0374-800x536 — NY Waterway ferries at the company's Port Imperial terminal at Weehawken, N.J. Kirk Moore photo.

Stranded by snow, New York City commuters escaped by ferries

Kirk Moore

Two new passenger ferries for New Orleans couldn't be more different than the boats they are replacing. Metal Shark photo

Metal Shark completes 150-passenger ferries for New Orleans

WorkBoat Staff

2_SCHOTTEL_WolfeIsland — The Wolfe Island ferry will have a length of 98 m and a width of 25 m for transporting up to 399 passengers and 75 cars. Schottel photo

Damen to build first fully electric ferries for Canada

Ken Hocke

Red and White Fleet — Red and White Fleet's Enhydra. Red and White Fleet photo

The future of the workboat industry

David Krapf

WETA ferry by Mavrik (800x207) — Mavrik Marine will build a 300-passenger high speed vessel for the San Francisco Bay Ferry system. WETA image.

Mavrik Marine to build high-speed ferry for San Francisco

Kirk Moore