Border truck ferry reduces rates; expands offerings

WINDSOR, Ont. – In anticipation for the construction of the new Windsor Essex Parkway, The Detroit-Windsor Truck Ferry has revamped its crossing fee structure.

More significantly, the ferry will begin offering reduced rates for non-hazmat units and over-dimensional loads.

"With scheduled crossing of the Detroit River and competitive new rates for non-hazardous and over-dimensional loads, truckers will now have more options to cross the border in an efficient and effective manner," says Gregg Ward, vice president of the family-operated ferry.

"The truck ferry has long played a critical role in providing a crossing option for the automotive industry during border emergencies," he continued. The change in rates will now make the truck ferry a competitive crossing option during all border scenarios.

The ability to reserve capacity means your freight will cross the border on time."

For details on the new rate structure and scheduling, click here.


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