Ferry

ny-water-taxi — A New York Water Taxi ferry carries passengers to Brooklyn on the East River. Kirk Moore photo.

Circle Line in deal to buy New York Water Taxi

Kirk Moore

blount-eriecanal-2-copy — Small overnight cruise operators and other passenger vessel operators are seeking financial assistance and regulatory relief. Photo courtesy of Blount Small Ship Adventures

The tale of two markets continues

David Krapf

dsc_0162-800x536 — A New York Water Taxi ferry crossing the East River between Brooklyn and lower Manhattan. Kirk Moore photo.

New York ferry ridership up in 2016

Kirk Moore

nantucket-ferry-steamship-authority — The ferry Nantucket. Steamship Authority photo.

Massachusetts ferry crew honored for rescue

Kirk Moore

gulfstream-shipbuilding-dhs-ferry — A rendering of the 118'x27'x10'9 crewboat-style vessel Gulfstream Shipbuilding will construct for the Department of Homeland Security."

Gulfstream building new aluminum ferry for DHS

Ken Hocke

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

NY Waterway makes Billybey buyback

Kirk Moore

NY-Waterway-ferry-Molly-Pitcher-KMoore — NY Waterway added two 400-passenger high-speed catamarans to its longest route between Manhattan and Belford, N.J. The 109’x31’x6’ Molly Pitcher and Betsy Ross, built for $5.2 million each by Yank Marine in Tuckahoe, N.J., increased the fleet to 37 vessel

NY Waterway celebrates 30 years amid ferry boom

Kirk Moore

hull2-metal-shark-citywide-ferry-kmoore — Hull No. 2 for Citywide Ferry under construction at Metal Shark Boats in Franklin, La. Kirk Moore photo.

Building ferries on the bayou

Kirk Moore

Coast Guard assists disabled ferry in New York Harbor — NEW YORK - Coast Guard Cutter Sailfish helps set up a tow with The Manhattan, a ferry with 100 people aboard that became disabled in New York Harbor on Nov. 22, 2016. The Sailfish is homeported in Bayonne, New Jersey. (U.S. Coast Guard Photo by Petty Off.

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Coast Guard tows disabled ferry in New York Harbor

Ashley Herriman

ny-ferry-metal-shark — First of eight new 85' aluminum ferries for New York at Metal Shark's Franklin, La. shipyard.

Metal Shark announces expansion plans

Ken Hocke

rsz_dsc_7692 — The first New York high-speed ferry under construction at Horizon Shipbuilding. Ken Hocke photo

New York ferries taking shape down south

Ken Hocke