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  1. History

     Founding and early years  Expansion and near bankruptcy  East River Ferry  Rescue operations 

  2. NY Waterway – fare sharing

  3. Terminals and routes

     West Midtown Ferry Terminal  Battery Park City Ferry Terminal at the World Financial Center  Pier 11 at Wall Street  Raritan Bayshore route  Upstream Hudson routes  Bus routes in Manhattan 

  4. See also

  5. References

  6. External links

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|name = NY Waterway
|logo = NY Waterway logo.svg
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|image = NY Waterway ferry with Jersey City skyline.jpg
|image_size = 300
|locale = New Jersey
New York
|waterway = Hudson River
East River
New York Bay
|transit_type =Passenger ferry
Excursions
Sightseeing
|began_operation = December 3, 1986
|ended_operation =
|system_length =
|lines = 26
|vessels = 34
|terminals = 17
|ridership = Approx. 30,000[1]
|operator = NY Waterway
|owner = Arthur Imperatore
|website = http://www.nywaterway.com/
}}NY Waterway, or New York Waterway, is a private transportation company running ferry and bus service in the Port of New York and New Jersey and in the Hudson Valley. While operations and much marketing come under the NY Waterway logo, the company works with other private companies and in public-private partnership with agencies such as the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, New Jersey Transit, New York City Department of Transportation, and Metropolitan Transportation Authority, to provide service and maintain docking facilities.[1]

NY Waterway uses ferry slips at four terminals in Manhattan as well as terminals and slips in Jersey City, Hoboken, Weehawken, and Edgewater, all located along the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway. Commuter peak service is also provided on the Haverstraw–Ossining Ferry, Newburgh–Beacon Ferry, and to the Raritan Bayshore. Excursions and sightseeing trips[2] include those to Yankee Stadium,[3] Gateway National Recreation Area, and Governors Island. The Manhattan to Jersey City route is used as one of the alternatives for connecting the New York and New Jersey segments of the East Coast Greenway hiking and biking trail, the other choice being the George Washington Bridge.

History

Founding and early years

In 1981 Arthur Edward Imperatore, Sr., a trucking magnate, purchased a {{convert|2.5|mi}} length of the Weehawken, New Jersey waterfront, where the company is based,[4] from the bankrupt Penn Central for $7.5 million, with the plan to redevelop the brownfield site as had others along the west bank of the Hudson River waterfront and to restore ferry service to it. In 1986 he established New York Waterway,[5] with a route across the river between Weehawken Port Imperial and Pier 78 on the West Side of Midtown Manhattan. Three years later, it began operation between Hoboken Terminal and Battery Park City.[6][7]

During the course of the next decade numerous routes across the Hudson were added.[8] NY Waterway briefly also operated a high-speed ferry from Staten Island to East 34th Street in 1998,[9] but discontinued it due to low ridership. This marked the first time that NY Waterway discontinued a route.[10]

Expansion and near bankruptcy

The September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center destroyed the PATH terminal located there, greatly reducing cross-Hudson River passenger capacity. The company was well-positioned to take advantage of government investment in ferry service, receiving subsidies and generous agreements to docking at public facilities.[11][12]

NY Waterway service quickly expanded by adding new routes and increasing the frequency of crossings. It borrowed heavily to fund the acquisition of additional vessels. After PATH service was restored ridership significantly declined, the loss of passengers bringing the company, unable to reduce its fixed costs, to brink of bankruptcy. By December 2004, there was deep concern that there would be a total shutdown of ferry service, disrupting the commutes of 30,000 daily riders.[13] The Port Authority, as well as city and state agencies had already contracted the construction of new ferry terminals to be leased to private operators. The shutdown was averted when the new BillyBey Ferry Company LLC which had never before operated ferry services, founded by Manhattan lawyer William B. Wachtel, agreed to take over almost half of NY Waterway's equipment and routes. Other ferry and sightseeing boat operators were displeased that the Port Authority approved the transfer without a transparent bidding process.[14]

In 2009, the fleet included 33 boats, 15 of which are operated by the company for its associate Billybey Ferry.[15]

East River Ferry

In February 2011, NY Waterway was contracted to operate a route calling at slips in Brooklyn and Queens as well as the East River terminals.[16] In June 2011, the NY Waterway-operated East River Ferry line started operations.[17][18] The route was a 7-stop East River service that ran in a loop between East 34th Street and Hunters Point, making two intermediate stops in Brooklyn and three in Queens. The ferry, an alternative to the New York City Subway, cost $2.75 per one-way ticket[19].

Subsidized by the City of New York, the service was originally intended for commuters, but after a few months became popular with weekend users and tourists.[20] It was used by two to six times the number of passengers that the city predicted would ride the ferries. From June to November 2011, the ferry accommodated 2,862 riders on an average weekday, as opposed to a projection of 1,488 riders, and it had 4,500 riders on an average weekend, six times the city's projected ridership; in total, the ferry saw 350,000 riders in that period, over 250% of the initial ridership forecast of 134,000 riders.[21] The route was merged into NYC Ferry on May 1, 2017, coming under the operation of Hornblower Cruises.[22][23]

Rescue operations

NY Waterway has played a role in a number of rescue and emergency operations.[24] In the immediate after effects of September 11, 2001 attacks, the company was instrumental in the evacuation of passengers who otherwise would have been stranded[25] in Manhattan due to the chaos created in the mass transit system. The ferry service also brought people across the river during Northeast Blackout of 2003 when service on New Jersey Transit and Port Authority Trans-Hudson trains could not operate. During the 2005 New York City transit strike it provided alternative transportation.

In 2009, the company was instrumental in the rescue of passengers of US Airways Flight 1549, which made an emergency landing on the Hudson River.[26] The firm gained media attention both for its efforts to rescue passengers from airplane and for its hiring of 20-year-old Brittany Catanzaro as captain. Thanks in a large part to the successful efforts of Captains Vincent Lombardi and Catanzaro, together with their crews, all aboard were rescued.

On April 6, 2012, a NY Waterway ferry rescued the crew of the Katherine G, a tugboat that capsized near Liberty Island.[27] The ferry's captain, Mohamed Gouda, had also commanded one of the ferries that participated in the flight 1549 rescue.{{clear left}}

NY Waterway – fare sharing

In June 2012, New Jersey Transit and NY Waterway began a fare-sharing program for riders transferring between the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail and ferries at Port Imperial for ten-trip and monthly tickets.[28] in a program called Surf and Turf[29] In May 2013 NY Waterway initiated afternoon bus service along the NJT bus routes 158, and 159R, which travel north to Fort Lee, and 156R, with continuing service to Englewood Cliffs.[30][31] Passengers who purchase a 10-trip or a Monthly Joint Bus-Ferry pass take the bus to the Port Authority Bus Terminal during mornings and travel by ferry in the evening.[32]

In December 2014 it was announced that NJT will buy ten buses for NY Waterway's use on its Manhattan bus routes.[32] In January 2016, NY Waterway and NJT introduced the Hudson GoPass, allowing for unlimited use on light rail, ferry and bus routes 156, 158, 159.[33] NJ Transit has also provided funding for boat maintenance and bus purchases.[34]

In August 2018 Bieber Transportation Group began service from Reading, Kutztown, Wescosville, and Hellertown in Pennsylvania to Weehawken Port Imperial, with combined bus/ferry fares.[35]

Terminals and routes

West Midtown Ferry Terminal

RouteTransfers
West Midtown Ferry Terminal[36]
West Side Highway at West 39th Street
Hudson River Park-Midtown Manhattan		NY Waterway buses[37][38]
New York City Transit buses
M42 and M50
ToNotes
Edgewater Landing[39]
Edgewater-Fort Lee		peak serviceNew Jersey Transit buses
NY Waterway buses
Weehawken Port Imperial[36]
Weehawken		full serviceHudson Bergen Light Rail
New Jersey Transit
NY Waterway buses
Lincoln Harbor[40]
Weehawken		hard tickets sold to residents and guests only; others must use mobile tickets or tickets purchased elsewhere
14th Street[40]
Hoboken		via Lincoln Harbor off-peakNew Jersey Transit bus
Paulus Hook Ferry Terminal[41]
Jersey City		peak servicePATH
Hudson Bergen Light Rail
New Jersey Transit bus
New York Waterway shuttle
Belford Harbor[42]
Raritan Bayshore, Monmouth County		limited peak servicevia The Narrows & Upper Bay

Battery Park City Ferry Terminal at the World Financial Center

RouteTransfers
Battery Park City Ferry Terminal[43][44][45][46][47]
at World Financial Center
[48]
Hudson River Park at Vesey Street
Battery Park City, Manhattan		Liberty Water Taxi
SeaStreak[49]
ToNotes
Weehawken Port Imperial[50]
Weehawken		full serviceHudson Bergen Light Rail
New Jersey Transit bus
NY Waterway buses
14th Street
[51]
Hoboken		peak serviceNew Jersey Transit bus
Hoboken Terminal[52]
Hoboken		full servicePort Authority Trans Hudson
Hudson Bergen Light Rail
NJT & MTA rail
Hudson Place bus terminal
Paulus Hook Ferry Terminal[53]
Exchange Place, Paulus Hook, Jersey City		peak servicePATH
Hudson Bergen Light Rail
New Jersey Transit bus
New York Waterway shuttle
Liberty Harbor[54]
Marin Boulevard, Paulus Hook, Jersey City		full serviceHudson Bergen Light Rail
Belford Harbor[55]
Raritan Bayshore, Monmouth County		peak servicevia The Narrows & Upper Bay

Pier 11 at Wall Street

RouteTransfers
Pier 11 at Wall Street[56]
{{Coord>40.703611|-74.006661| type:landmark_region:US |display=inline}}
South Street at Gouverneur Lane		SeaStreak
New York Beach Ferry
ToNotes
Weehawken Port Imperial[57]
Weehawken		Hudson Bergen Light Rail
New Jersey Transit
NY Waterway buses
Hoboken Terminal[40]
Hoboken		New Jersey Transit bus
Hudson Bergen Light Rail
NJT & MTA Rail
Paulus Hook Ferry Terminal[41]
Jersey City		weekday servicePATH Exchange Place
Hudson Bergen Light Rail
New Jersey Transit bus
NY Waterway shuttle
Port Liberte[58]
Jersey City		AM peak & aft/eve serviceNew Jersey Transit bus
Belford Harbor[42]
Raritan Bayshore, Monmouth County		peak servicevia The Narrows & Upper Bay

Raritan Bayshore route

RouteNotes
Belford Harbor[59]
Raritan Bayshore -Middletown-Monmuth County		limited peak service
via The Narrows & Upper Bay calling at Wall Street, Battery Park City Ferry Terminal, & Paulus Hook Ferry Terminal
-
West Midtown Ferry Terminal[60]

Upstream Hudson routes

RouteTransfer
Haverstraw–Ossining Ferry
peak service		Metro-North Railroad-Hudson Line
Bee-Line Bus System
Newburgh–Beacon Ferry
peak service		Metro-North Railroad-Hudson Line
Dutchess County LOOP

Bus routes in Manhattan

NY Waterway operates connecting bus service for ferry passengers on different routes in Manhattan.

See also

{{col-begin}}{{col-break}}
  • Circle Line Downtown
  • Circle Line Sightseeing
  • Ellis Island and Liberty Island ferries
  • Governors Island Ferry
  • Liberty Water Taxi
{{col-break|gap=4em}}
  • New York Water Taxi
  • SeaStreak
  • Staten Island Ferry
  • List of ferries across the Hudson River to New York City
  • List of ferries across the East River
{{col-end}}

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55. ^BPC/WFC-Belford schedule
56. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nywaterway.com/FromManhattanPier11WallSt.aspx|title=To Manhattan Pier 11 / Wall St. From:|publisher=|accessdate=25 April 2016}}
57. ^Pier 111 to Weehawken Port Imperial
58. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nywaterway.com/PortLiber-Pier11WallStRoute.aspx|title=Port Liberte|publisher=|accessdate=25 April 2016}}
59. ^Belford Harbor routes
60. ^WMFT-Belford schedule

External links

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