Ferry ridership has been deeply impacted by the rise of remote work, showing only gradual recovery to pre-pandemic levels despite ferries being vital in some regions.
In 2022, 91.6 million ferry passengers existed in the U.S., with a significant portion using ferries for commuting, as opposed to recreational purposes.
In certain cities, ferry systems present the most efficient commuting options, often outperforming driving and traditional public transportation in terms of commute duration.
Even though under 1% of Americans commute by ferry, in some areas of the U.S., ferry transport is the primary mode for work transit.
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