'Completely different world': Watertown man works to bring ferry service to Charles River
Imagine trading the honking and the stopping and starting of a stressful commute for a relaxing ride down the Charles River.
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Imagine trading the honking and the stopping and starting of a stressful commute for a relaxing ride down the Charles River.
FALMOUTH, MASS. (WHDH) - Hurricane Lee was already having impacts around the Cape and the Islands Friday, prompting ferry disruptions as it continued its approach<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/hurricane-lee-prompts-ferry-schedule-disruptions-in-mass/">Read More</a>
Hurricane Lee is expected to bring strong winds to the Massachusetts coast this weekend, prompting transportation officials to cancel numerous ferry trips through the area's waters.
System-wide, ferry service accounts for about half a percent of all MBTA ridership.
The Sumner Tunnel will close down at midnight for the next eight weeks, and the traffic impact is expected to be expansive and for many, frustrating.