Ferries

Transdev operates ferries, river and port shuttle networks in four countries, each uniquely different and built around the needs of the locality and its inhabitants.

  • In 2008, Brisbane Ferries won three national awards for the professionalism of its management and quality of its customer service - its shuttles achieve 99 per cent punctuality. The “CityCat” fast catamarans covering the whole city including the university. The route is 19 km long, has 15 stops and runs every 7 minutes in peak hours. The “CityFerries” are smaller boats that provide internal services from Brisbane city center every 30 minutes from 06:15 to midnight.
  • In the Netherlands: 6 million passengers are transported by 28 river shuttles, including fast hydrofoils travelling at up to 60 km/h and services utilising the vast network of canals.
  • In partnership with the Vedettes de Paris, Transdev has operated 2 electric river shuttles serving the Millennium Park via the Canal Saint Martin since 2007.  These are free to employees at the Park and run up to every 10 minutes.
  • In Nantes, passengers can use the same tickets for the river shuttles (branded as Navibus) as for the bus and trams. These run across and alongside the Loire river.
  • In Genoa we operate "Navebus", a ferry route that connects the harbour to Pegli. With a capacity of 347 people, this ferry offers a real alternative to "traditional" transport modes but is fully integrated into the public transport network.

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