Stay on Top of Kiel Fjord Ferry Traffic with a New Digital Guidance System
Digitally interconnected ferry traffic flow across the fjord has been established. - Ferry travel implementing digital connectivity.
Gone are the days of squinting out at the Kiel Fjord to catch a glimpse of the next ferry! Now, with the help of a snazzy app, you can stay informed about ferry schedules and occupancy. Working in partnership with NAH.SH, the state's public transport company, the city of Kiel has rolled out a real-time tracking system for ferry traffic.
The app, available at all stops and in various mobility apps, displays up-to-the-minute departure and arrival times of the ferries, as well as the number of passengers aboard. The project, which costs approximately 1.5 million euros, is funded by the federal government, as the city of Kiel pitched in an extra 170,000 euros. So, next time you're wondering if that ferry will leave on time or if it's packed, just whip out that handy-dandy app!
The ferries run along two major routes: one connecting the west and east banks of the fjord, and another linking Kiel to various locations along the fjord, such as Laboe (Plön) district, and even Strande in Rendsburg-Eckernförde during the summer months.
On a more general note, the Kiel Fjord, a stunning waterway in northern Germany, is a bustling hub for various maritime activities, including ferries, which play a crucial role in local transportation. Keep in mind that real-time updates on ferry traffic can be found through the app or guidance system developed by the city of Kiel, ensuring passengers and operators are well-informed about the latest ferry activities in the area.
The city of Kiel, in collaboration with NAH.SH, the state's public transport company, has introduced a new digital guidance system for the Kiel Fjord ferry traffic, which is funded by the federal government and a limited contribution from the city itself. This app, available at all stops and in various mobility apps, provides real-time information about ferry schedules, occupancy, departure, and arrival times, offering beneficial insights for industries such as transport and finance that rely on public-transit systems for employment purposes.
