Sometimes the waterway is both greener and faster than the highway. Though ferries are bigger than cars and usually use more fuel, they can carry hundreds of people and cars at one time. Plus, they are also often the shortest route from point A to point B -- meaning a fraction of the mileage that would be spent in a car. In cities that offer commuter ferries to keep rush hour under control, ferries are also a solution to traffic jams -- meaning less stress as well as fuel consumption.How Can Technology Reduce Global Shipping’s Fuel Consumption?
There are some great examples around the world so lest hope the Dover Calais Ferry can lead the way in terms of green ferry crossings.
Lego Ferry Time
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It’s Lego Ferry Time – Build your own Ferry! Did you enjoy playing with
Lego at some point in life, either yourself or with your kids? I know I
did. Lego i...
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