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Post by Mike C on Jun 23, 2006 11:16:15 GMT -8
Thanx Cascade.
yeah, if you could post that, that would indeed be cool.
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Post by Retrovision on Jul 8, 2006 11:36:58 GMT -8
Here is a web site - that is simple to use and also has freight - ports - all the major ferry companies details. Look at deals on prices for crossing ect.... directferries.com I've have always wondered if vehicle-only routes existed. What would be the key differences in passenger facilities, etc., between vessels that serve these routes and vessels on the routes that accept foot-passengers? If you have a good PC - then I'll post another site which shows real time the ferry movement in the English Channel and Irish seas. I look forward to it; thanks. |
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Post by Retrovision on Jul 11, 2006 0:50:06 GMT -8
Most of the freight only routes - just take the driver - he may have a cabin to sleep in - plus meals on board. In fact on the 4 vessels I have been on - the food and things to do are much better than a normal ferry. Like a free cinema - free gym, I'll post the web link for the "real" time view of the Irish Channel - which has markers - you place your mouse over it and the details of the vessel appear including there speed and IMO number. Thanks, cascade. One more question, though: By ' freight only,' do you mean commercial traffic only, or are vehicles of the public also permitted? |
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