It doesn't appear to have been entirely successful.
That's mentioned in the text of the BBC report as well.
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What happens if all the passengers rush over to one side?
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stagecoach will do anything to get out of paying road charging charges ? , actually it did,nt look to steady in the water?
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I was on a couple recently in Canada, one in Toronto and one in Ottawa. The guys operating them did mention that all the passengers could in fact go to one side with no problems. cold though, second last week in October.
Edited by Dynamic Dave on 09/02/2010 at 19:13
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I was on a couple recently in Canada one in Toronto and one in Ottawa. The guys operating them did mention that all the passengers could in fact go to one side with no problems. cold though second last week in October.
I've been on the Ottawa one too, fantastic fun and felt perfectly safe at all times, they do look a bit more boat like. Did you get the guy that plays a different song for every sight?
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actually it did nt look to steady in the water?
I agree that it doesn't look safe, but actually it doesn't appear to roll much in the BBC clip - pretty steady. But the water is flat.
Edited by Focus {P} on 09/02/2010 at 17:04
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>> actually it did nt look to steady in the water? I agree that it doesn't look safe but actually it doesn't appear to roll much in the BBC clip - pretty steady. But the water is flat.
Car ferries look safe on a calm day, but as we now know, with half an inch of water sloshing about on the deck, they roll over.
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