Ferry Transport

Ferry transport is a method of moving people and goods across bodies of water using specialized boats called ferries. These vessels are designed to carry passengers, vehicles, or both, between two points on opposite sides of lakes, rivers, or coastal areas. Ferries operate on fixed schedules or routes, providing a reliable and often scenic alternative to bridges or tunnels. They are especially useful where bridges are impractical or too costly. Overall, ferry transport offers a flexible, efficient way to connect communities separated by water, facilitating daily commutes, tourism, and freight movement.