Rv on ferry
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rhmahoney
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All the ferries I have been on required the propane be shut off at the tank. None refused to carry RVs. These include: Prince edward Island, Nova Scotia, British Columbia, Yukon, Alaska.
Carl L
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The US Coast Guard requires that all propane tanks carried on board ferries in RVs? be shut off at the tank valves.? ?The requirement would be universal in US waters.
Jim Dick
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Yes, you can take the RV on some of the ferries. Go to their website for further info. https://www.longislandferry.com/Default.asp
Ian
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Interesting site Jim.
I noticed that you can save a bit of cash by travelling off peak - Monday to Thursday - $2.50/ft. +fuel surcharge. For a 40 footer you can save around $20 a trip compared to Fridays thru Sundays - $3.00/ft. +fuel surcharge. Every little bit helps
I noticed that you can save a bit of cash by travelling off peak - Monday to Thursday - $2.50/ft. +fuel surcharge. For a 40 footer you can save around $20 a trip compared to Fridays thru Sundays - $3.00/ft. +fuel surcharge. Every little bit helps
Jim Dick
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Ian said:Interesting site Jim.
I noticed that you can save a bit of cash by travelling off peak - Monday to Thursday - $2.50/ft. +fuel surcharge. For a 40 footer you can save around $20 a trip compared to Fridays thru Sundays - $3.00/ft. +fuel surcharge. Every little bit helps
It sure does! It does beat driving through NYC, though.
