NW Ferry for iOS

NW Ferry is a traveling companion for commuters and tourists looking to ride the Washington State Ferry system (WSF). From accurate schedules and fares, to timely alerts, terminal cameras and vessel location information, NW Ferry keeps you informed and ready to navigate the Puget Sound with confidence. View a demo here: http://durbinware.com/products/nw-ferry/demo. Application Features: Schedules, fares, terminal cameras, alerts and vessel location information are all available in a clear, cohesive user interface. Simply select departing and arriving terminals along with an optional date to quickly retrieve the information you need. Includes a today widget that allows you to see upcoming ferry departure times for the terminal that is closest to your current location. Packs an Apple Watch app for retrieving the ferry schedule. For select terminals view Terminal Status in the Schedule tab (approximation of remaining vehicle drive-up and reservation spaces for upcoming departures). Includes a map view that shows the WSF vessels in real time as they travel across the Puget Sound. Tap the reverse direction button to swap departing & arriving terminals. Provides WSF ferry information for the following terminals: Anacortes. Bainbridge Island. Bremerton. Clinton. Coupeville. Edmonds. Fauntleroy. Friday Harbor. Kingston. Lopez Island. Mukilteo. Orcas Island. Point Defiance. Port Townsend. Seattle. Shaw Island. Sidney B. C. Southworth. Tahlequah. Vashon Island. Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/Durbinware. NW Ferry requires an Internet connection in order to initially cache schedule and fare data for a specific terminal combination & date. Note that NW Ferry is in no way affiliated with WSDOT or the Washington State Ferries. However, it makes use of WSDOT's publicly available "Traveler API" (http://www.wsdot. wa. gov/traffic/api/). This API is subject to change at any time. In the unlikely event of a drastic change, NW Ferry's functionality may be affected. Attribution: the NW Ferry app preview uses the song "SAILOR'S LAMENT" by Jason Shaw.