Who We Are -- About Friends of the Berkeley Ferry
Find out more about us, our transportation activism, and how you can get involved.

Why We Need Ferry Service in Berkeley
Immediately after the Loma Prieta Earthquake of 1989, Berkeley had working passenger ferry service (something which Berkeley enjoyed for nearly 100 years before the days of the bridges).  Find out why Friends of the Berkeley Ferry is working to restore this much needed form of transit to our shore.

What's New
Find out the latest news from Friends of the Berkeley Ferry, including upcoming meetings and our latest campaigns.

The Berkeley Project
Read about the project being proposed at the foot of Gilman Street.

The Blue Ribbon Task Force
Friends of the Berkeley Ferry works locally, but we're part of the wave of support and momentum  to dramatically expand ferry service throughout the San Francisco Bay.  Read about the Blue Ribbon Water Transit Task Force, an exciting, region-wide, ABAG-co-sponsored transit initiative which has studied four "world class" ferry cities as models for a new, advanced ferry system on the Bay.

Other Links
Here are a few related sites, including Bay Area cities, transit activist groups and information, planning and urban design links.

Get Involved
Here's how you can become active to restore ferry service to Berkeley.  We want to hear from you!
 

     berkeleyferry@pacbell.net