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The article states that foot passengers were carried until 2010. I seem to remember that although foot passengers were carried at the start in 2002, quite soon the service was withdrawn; cars were still carried so the only way a passenger could cross was in a car. Certainly foot passenger fares were not available, only car loads. Can anyone substantiate (or gainsay) this? Exbrum (talk) 08:57, 31 August 2020 (UTC)Reply
