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词条 Transdev Brisbane Ferries
释义

  1. History

  2. Services

     CityCat  CityHopper  CityFerry 

  3. Fleet

     CityCat  First generation  Second generation  Third generation  Fourth generation  CityHopper  CityFerry  Support vessels 

  4. Ferry network

     Wharf damage 

  5. See also

  6. References

  7. External links

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Transdev Brisbane Ferries (formerly Metrolink Queensland & TransdevTSL Brisbane Ferries) is the operator of the Brisbane City Council's ferry network under the TransLink integrated public transport scheme on the Brisbane River.

History

In August 1991, River Connections took over the operation of Brisbane City Council's fleet of Cityferries. CityCat services began in November 1996 with six vessels, each capable of carrying 149 passengers, with two further vessels added to the fleet in 1998.[2] In December 1998 services east of Norman Park were withdrawn.[3]

In November 2003, Metrolink Queensland (a joint venture between Transdev and Transfield Services) was contracted to operate CityCat and Cityferry services for seven years.[4]

In 2004, when Translink was established, the first second generation CityCat (Beenung-urrung) was introduced and passenger numbers increased by 26%. Late 2004 saw the restructuring of the Cityferry network which included more late night services. In response to the 31% increase in demand for CityCat services in 2005, another second generation CityCat (Tunamun) was introduced.

In January 2007, services were reinstated to Apollo Road.[4]

In 2008, Metrolink Queensland was rebranded as TransdevTSL Brisbane Ferries, to align with the TransdevTSL branding of Transdev and Transfield joint ventures across Australia. Also in 2008, three new CityCats (Meeandah, Wilwinpa and Ya-wa-gara) were launched and the Apollo Road wharf was reopened. In 2009 and 2010, three new CityCats (Mahreel, Kuluwin and Gootcha) were added to the fleet. Early 2010 saw the introduction of three express services during morning peak times. The second and third generation vessels have a capacity of 162 passengers.[4][5]

In November 2010, a new contract for 10 years commenced.[6] In December 2010 the joint venture was dissolved with Transfield Services selling its shares to Transdev.[7]

All services were suspended on 10 January 2011 due to severe weather prior to the 2011 Brisbane floods.[8] While the CityCat and ferry fleet escaped damage by mooring downstream at the Rivergate Marina or Manly harbour, much of the infrastructure was damaged or destroyed by the floods, causing services to be cancelled indefinitely.[9] Partial CityCat and CityFerry services recommenced on 14 February 2011, using fifteen repaired wharves.[10] Six of the remaining wharves opened using rescued and repaired pontoons on 18 April 2011.[11][12]

In 2010, Transfield sold its 50% share in TransdevTSL, and all TransdevTSL operations including Brisbane Ferries became 100% Transdev owned. In March 2011, Transdev merged with Veolia Transport (parent of Veolia Transport Queensland) to form Veolia Transdev.

The upgraded West End was opened at the end of July 2011.[13] A new terminal at Northshore Hamilton opened in October 2011.[14]

In order to revitalise patronage on the inner city ferry route, the council converted it into a free service targeted at tourists in 2012.[15] As part of this change, three of the existing fleet of ferries were painted red to be dedicated to the route, named CityHopper.[16]

In July 2013, Veolia Transdev was renamed back to Transdev (with a different logo). As part of the rebranding, TransdevTSL Brisbane Ferries was rebranded as Transdev Brisbane Ferries, and became a subsidiary of Transdev Australasia.[17]

Since 2016, Transdev Brisbane Ferries and Transdev Queensland (buses in Brisbane) share the same website and the brand Transdev Brisbane, but remain distinct and separate operations.

Services

CityCat

CityCat services operate from University of Queensland to Northshore Hamilton calling at West End, Guyatt Park, Regatta, Milton, North Quay, South Bank, QUT Gardens Point, Riverside, Sydney Street, Mowbray Park, New Farm Park, Hawthorne, Bulimba, Teneriffe, Bretts Wharf and Apollo Road. Not all CityCat services stop all stops, with some peak time express services operating.[18]

CityHopper

CityHopper is an inner city service between North Quay and Sydney Street, stopping at different locations to the CityCat.[19]

CityFerry

CityFerry is a cross-river service at three locations.[20]

  • Bulimba {{En dash}} Teneriffe
  • New Farm Park {{En dash}} Norman Park
  • Holman Street {{En dash}} Eagle Street {{En dash}} Thornton Street

Fleet

As at December 2018, Transdev Brisbane Ferries's fleet consisted of 21 CityCats, 3 CityHoppers and 6 CityFerries.[21] The 22nd CityCat will be delivered in 2019.[24] The fleet has grown in size to cater for the significant increase in patronage on CityCat ferry services (by 88% in the last six years).[22] Apart from the support vessels, the fleet is owned by Brisbane City Council and operated by Transdev.[26]

CityCat

The CityCat vessels are catamarans, and named after the Aboriginal place names for various parts of the Brisbane River and adjacent areas (with the exception of the 19th CityCat, the Spirit of Brisbane, which honours the 2011 flood recovery volunteers[23]). All CityCats are operated by a crew of three - a master, a deck hand and a ticket seller.

First generation

First generation CityCats have a capacity of 149 passengers.[26]

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Second generation

Second generation CityCats have a capacity of 162 passengers.[26]

[34]

CityHopper

CityHopper is the inner city ferry service. These are powered by {{convert|134|kW|hp|abbr=on}} Scania engines, have a maximum speed of {{convert|12|knots}} and are operated by a crew of one.[35]

NameIDBuilderLaunchedNamesakePassengersImage
MermaidN.R. Wright and Sons198778
Doomba4902QENorman Park Boat Builders1989SS Doomba78
OtterN.R. Wright and Sons198978

CityFerry

CityFerry covers shorter distance and cross-river services. These are powered by {{convert|86|kW|hp|abbr=on}} Perkins engines, have a maximum speed of {{convert|10|knots}} and are operated by a crew of one.[35]

NameIDBuilderLaunchedNamesakePassengersImage
BulimbaN.R. Wright and Sons1984Bulimba53
LucindaNorman Park Boat Builders1986Lucinda53
KoopaNorman Park Boat Builders1986SS Koopa, the Bribie Island ferry from 1912 to 196353
GayundahNorman Park Boat Builders1986HMQS Gayundah54
John OxleyN.R. Wright and Sons1990John Oxley54
KalparrinQueensland Port Servicves199354

Support vessels

TransDev owns two support vessels.[35]

NameIDBuilderLaunchedTypeImage
TenacityRiver Connections1991Maintenance barge
TenaciousAus Boats1993Fuel barge

Ferry network

The wharves are given in geographical order, heading upstream along the Brisbane River.

WharfStopping pattern
SE = SpeedyCat Express (weekday peak)
CC = CityCat
CH = CityHopper
CF = CityFerry (cross river)
Connections
SECCCHCFCFCF
Northshore Hamilton180%|{{{2|●}}}}}180%|{{{2|●}}}}}{{bus icon}}
Apollo Road180%|{{{2|●}}}}}180%|{{{2|●}}}}}{{bus icon}}
Bretts Wharf180%|{{{2|●}}}}}{{bus icon}}
Bulimba180%|{{{2|●}}}}}180%|{{{2|●}}}}}{{bus icon}}
Teneriffe180%|{{{2|●}}}}}180%|{{{2|●}}}}}180%|{{{2|●}}}}}{{bus icon}} Blue CityGlider
Hawthorne180%|{{{2|●}}}}}{{bus icon}}
New Farm Park180%|{{{2|●}}}}}180%|{{{2|●}}}}}
Norman Park180%|{{{2|●}}}}}
Mowbray Park180%|{{{2|●}}}}}
Sydney Street180%|{{{2|●}}}}}180%|{{{2|●}}}}}
Dockside180%|{{{2|●}}}}}
Howard Smith WharvesOpens 2020[36]
Holman Street180%|{{{2|●}}}}}180%|{{{2|●}}}}}
Riverside180%|{{{2|●}}}}}180%|{{{2|●}}}}}
Eagle Street Pier180%|{{{2|●}}}}}180%|{{{2|●}}}}}{{bus icon}}
Thornton Street180%|{{{2|●}}}}}180%|{{{2|●}}}}}
Maritime Museum180%|{{{2|●}}}}}
South Bank 3180%|{{{2|●}}}}}
QUT Gardens Point180%|{{{2|●}}}}}
South Bank 1 & 2180%|{{{2|●}}}}}
North Quay180%|{{{2|●}}}}}180%|{{{2|●}}}}}180%|{{{2|●}}}}}
Milton180%|{{{2|●}}}}}{{bus icon}}
Regatta180%|{{{2|●}}}}}{{bus icon}}
Guyatt Park180%|{{{2|●}}}}}
West End180%|{{{2|●}}}}}{{bus icon}} Blue CityGlider
University of Queensland180%|{{{2|●}}}}}180%|{{{2|●}}}}}{{bus icon}} UQ Lakes busway station
{{clear}}

Wharf damage

In January 2011, all of the wharves were damaged or destroyed during the Brisbane floods and the services were suspended indefinitely. Ten wharves had minor damage (Bretts Wharf, Apollo Road, Teneriffe, Bulimba, Hawthorne, New Farm Park, Mowbray Park, Dockside, Riverside, Guyatt Park), six had moderate damage (Norman Park, Eagle Street Pier, Thornton Street, River Plaza, South Bank 3, South Bank 1 & 2) and seven required rebuilding (Sydney Street, Holman Street, QUT Gardens Point, North Quay, Regatta, West End, University of Queensland).[37] No ferries were lost.[38]

It was expected that the infrastructure repairs would take months to replace.[39] Temporary facilities were operating at most terminals by mid-April 2011.[40]

See also

  • Transport in Brisbane
{{Portal|Brisbane}}

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External links

  • Transdev Brisbane Ferries website
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