Published
Aug 14, 2026 10:41 PM by
Harry Valentine
Internationally, chronic road traffic congestion is occurring at several cities that are located next to navigable waterways. There is potential to develop passenger ferry services along such waterways to bypass congestion, along with a need to develop passenger ferry vessels capable of sailing upstream across rapids and through sections of shallow water. Introduction During the 1840s, the British colonial government funded development of navigation canals along the St. Lawrence River west of Montreal, to allow steam-powered vessels to sail into...
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