NY WATERWAY ADDS FOUR MORE FERRY ROUTES AS IT CONTINUES EMPHASIS ON CUSTOMER HEALTH AND SAFETY

WEEHAWKEN, NJ, July 1 – As more New Jersey commuters return to work in New York City, NY Waterway is restoring modified service on four additional ferry routes starting Monday, July 6, Founder & President Arthur E. Imperatore announced today.

            The additional routes are:

• Between Hoboken/14^th Street and Midtown/West 39^th Street in Manhattan;
• Between Lincoln Harbor in Weehawken and Midtown/West 39^th Street;
• Between Liberty Harbor in Jersey City and Pier 11/Wall Street;
• Between Paulus Hook in Jersey City and Pier 11/Wall Street.

These four new routes are in addition to existing service:

• Between Paulus Hook in Jersey City and Brookfield Place/Battery Park City
• Between Port Imperial in Weehawken and Midtown/West 39^th Street;
• Between Hoboken/NJ TRANSIT Terminal and Brookfield Place/Battery Park City;
• From Belford/Middletown in Monmouth County, with stops at Pier 11/Wall Street,

Brookfield Place/Battery Park City and Midtown.

“We promised to do our best to get back to normal service, whatever ‘normal’ will be, and we are working to fulfill that promise,” Mr. Imperatore said.

      “As we work to expand service, we do not lose sight of our top priority for more than 33 years – the health and well-being of our customers.”

            Guided by answers to a customer survey, NY Waterway has added extensive health safety measures including cleaning and sanitizing all ferries and buses after every trip and all terminals several times a day; requiring that all customers and employees wear face coverings; and limiting ferry and bus capacity to 50 percent, with seats labeled for social distanced seating on all ferries & buses and in all terminals.

Free connecting buses meet arriving ferries at the West 39^th Street Ferry Terminal and provide service on two routes:

• One route going east on 42^nd Street and retuning west on 34^th Street.
• One route going east on 50^th Street and returning west on 57^th Street.one route along 42^nd

      Street.

With NY Waterway’s free Bus Locator APP, customers can see exactly where the buses are in Manhattan for the return trip to the West 39^th Street Ferry Terminal.

As more New York City companies call their employees back to work, NY Waterway will expand service.

NY Waterway urges commuters to check the website nywaterway.com and to subscribe to text alerts which are specific to each route.

Prior to the pause of business activity in New York City, NY Waterway carried more than 32,000 commuters on 23 routes each day, with a fleet 37 ferries and 70 buses.

Visit nywaterway.com for more information or call 1-800-53-FERRY.

Information is also available on the NY Waterway Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pages.