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Old Posted Aug 28, 2020, 10:51 AM
YOWetal YOWetal is offline
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Originally Posted by silvergate View Post
Does anyone have any information on why Ottawa-Gatineau don't consider some kind of ferry system as a stop-gap? It seems like while waiting for a bridge to get built, that having passenger and/or car ferries across the Ottawa river might be quicker and easier to implement for the short to medium term.
Vancouver, Quebec, and Toronto all have some form of water-based transport. Why don't we?
Well in all three and world wide really we are talking about at tiny niche generally out of necessity. You don't see a ferry from Burlington to downtown for example which is way more congested. North Van has a good ferry but it brings you right downtown crossing where it is too wide to build a bridge.

Generally we have sufficient capacity already so the "need" for another bridge is dubious anyway.
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