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Will ferries between Scottish islands be replaced by tunnels?
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Will ferries between Scottish islands be replaced by tunnels?
Residents in a remote part of Scotland are upping pressure on authorities to create tunnel routes between their islands, providing a faster, more reliable way of commuting than existing ferry routes. Shetland is an archipelago of over 100 islands, 170 km from mainland Scotland and closer to Norway than to the Scottish capital Edinburgh. Only 16 of the islands are inhabited, the largest being The Mainland. There are nine inter-island ferry servic…
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