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What Happens When the Bay Area’s Beloved Ferries Break Down?

Bay Curious by KQED

Jun 11, 202614:34Society & Culture

The San Francisco Bay Area has two major public ferry agencies serving the north and east bay. Together, they carried 4 million people last year. Bay Curious listener Kristen Breck often sees the ferries as they crisscro...

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