Ferries are an important transportation method for commuters in the U.S., providing essential links for island communities and urban public transit. While less than 1% of American workers commute by ferry nationwide, over 20% of employed adults in certain cities use them to travel to work. Specific regions, such as Daufuskie Island, SC, and Navesink, NJ, exhibit high percentages of ferry commuters, emphasizing the significance of ferries as a commuting option, particularly in locations with heavy traffic or remote access challenges.
More than 20% of employed adults take the ferry to work in specific cities, highlighting the significant role of ferry services in commuting.
Ferries serve not only as tourist attractions but also as essential public transit options in congested urban areas and for remote island communities.
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