
Damaged ferry leads to one-boat service on Seattle, Bremerton route
Key Points:
- Washington State Ferries' Seattle-Bremerton route is currently operating with only one ferry after the Walla Walla's propeller blade was found sheared off on January 1, requiring repairs expected to take several weeks.
- The Walla Walla ferry, which has a 57-year-old propeller, will be dry-docked for repairs, leaving the Chimacum as the sole vessel servicing the route.
- This route typically operates with two vessels, so the reduced service is causing longer wait times and inconvenience for passengers.
- The Walla Walla has faced multiple issues recently, including propeller damage in September 2023 and running aground in April 2023 due to a generator failure.
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