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Harborite's comments
Posted Tue, Feb 12, 1:09 p.m.
Vashon not representative of foot-ferry market: I just want to make one more point about foot ferries. Brewster uses the example of Vashon Island as an example of how difficult it is to find riders for foot ferries. It's the wrong example. For decades, Vashon's ferry traffic has been oriented ...
MOREPosted Tue, Feb 12, 10:24 a.m.
Why push a pig through a snake?: We've heard some negative comments about foot ferries, so just for balance let's hear from the other side. The first thing we have to accept about ferries - be they foot or auto - is that they will always require public funding for ...
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