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This is a local freight tariff document issued by the Woods Hole, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Steamship Authority (S/S Authority), a Massachusetts transportation agency, detailing rates and regulations for vehicle and cargo transportation between Woods Hole, Hyannis, Vineyard Haven, Oak Bluffs, and Nantucket. The tariff, MDPU No. F-120 (replacing F-118), became effective January 5, 2026, and establishes comprehensive one-way transportation rates organized by vehicle category and seasonal periods. Rate structures vary significantly based on vehicle type (passenger automobiles, commercial vehicles, buses, motorcycles, camping vehicles, trucks, and trailers), overall length, route destination, and season (with peak rates May 15–September 14 and reduced rates during off-season periods). The document includes specific regulations governing vehicle reservations, cancellation policies with varying refund terms based on vehicle size and notice timing, weight and dimensional limitations for vessel access, parking rates at multiple terminal locations, and miscellaneous service charges for driverless vehicle handling, towing, and driver provision.
Pricing structures employ tiered approaches with commercial vehicles ranging from $73.50 to $466.00 one-way for standard freight, with specialized surcharges including 50% additional charges for hazardous materials and reduced rates for island-produced fresh fruits, vegetables, and fish (up to 50% discount). Recyclable materials receive 75% rate reductions for off-island travel. The tariff establishes prepayment requirements for all shipments unless shippers hold authorized credit status with the S/S Authority. Parking permit programs offer annual, seasonal, and multi-pay options ranging from $350.00 to $2,100.00 depending on location and access type. Bulk freight reservation programs require 10% prepaid deposits with specific refund conditions based on cancellation volume. The Authority reserves rights to restrict or consolidate reservations, substitute vessels, cancel schedules without notice, and conduct security searches of all vehicles and cargo at discretion.
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MDPU No. F-120 Replaces
MDPU No. F-118
WOODS HOLE, MARTHA'S VINEYARD AND NANTUCKET
STEAMSHIP AUTHORITY
LOCAL FREIGHT TARIFF
OF
CLASS AND COMMODITY RATES
APPLYING BETWEEN
WOODS HOLE, HYANNIS, VINEYARD HAVEN, OAK BLUFFS AND NANTUCKET, MA
AS INDICATED HEREIN
Governed, except as otherwise provided herein by Coordinated Motor Freight Classification No. 16, MF-ICC No. 299, MDPU No. 173 (New England Motor Rate Bureau, Inc., Agent), supplements hereto or reissues thereof; T. C. George's Water Carrier Tariff No. 22, ICC No. 22, supplements hereto or reissues thereof.
The provisions published herein will, if effective, not result in an effect on the quality of the human environment.
ISSUED DECEMBER 16, 2025
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 5, 2026
Issued under authority of Chapter 701 of the Acts of 1960 of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Issued By:
Courtney M. Oliveira Traffic Manager 228 Palmer Ave.
Falmouth, MA 02540
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page No.
2 Abbreviations, Explanation of 2 Reference Marks, Explanation of 3-9 Rules Governing Tariff
10-11 Parking Rates and Parking Permits Section 1
Rates Applying to Customer's Vehicles and Loads Carried on Passenger Vehicles
12 Passenger Vehicles, Automobiles 13-14 Ambulances, Hearses, Buses and School Buses 15 Camping Vehicles 16 Motorcycles, Mopeds, and Bicycles, Surf Boards, Wind/Surfers 16 Tandem Bicycles and Bicycles with Trailers
17-18 Golf Carts and Livery Vehicles Section 2
19-31 Trucks, Trailers and Other Commercial Vehicles
EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS
WH - Woods Hole, MA VH - Vineyard Haven, MA OB - Oak Bluffs, MA NT - Nantucket, MA HY - Hyannis, MA ICC - Interstate Commerce Commission Incl.- Inclusive Lbs. - Pounds MA - Massachusetts MDPU - Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities Min. Chg. - Minimum Charge No. - Number Nos. - Numbers S/S Authority - Woods Hole, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Steamship Authority
OAL - Overall Length, including Overhang Beyond Bumpers OAH - Overall Height of Vehicle and Load Noibn - Not Otherwise Indexed by Name N/A - Not Available
EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS
- To denote increase
■ - To denote decrease
▲ - To denote change in wording
RULES GOVERNING TARIFF
RULE 1. RESTRICTED ARTICLES:
(a) Explosive, flammable, dangerous or objectionable goods will be accepted for transportation.
(1) Only after prior booking arrangements in writing have been made with, and accepted by the S/S Authority; the latter reserving the right to refuse to accept or transport any goods which, in its judgment, are objectionable or likely to damage the vessel, docks, or other cargo; or for which, in the judgment of the S/S Authority, it has not safe and suitable stowage; and
(2) Only when shipping containers, marking and packing requirements for, and handling, stowage and transportation of explosive, and hazardous and dangerous articles other than explosives, are in accordance with the rules and regulations prescribed in Agent T.
C. George's Water Carrier Tariff No. 24, ICC No. 24, supplements thereto or reissues thereof.
(b) Pieces of machinery, cumbersome or heavy articles may be refused unless it has previously been ascertained that such pieces can be handled by the S/S Authority.
(c) Acceptance of vehicle shipments under this tariff is subject to the following gross weight and dimensional limitations:
Limiting Port Height M/V Martha's Vineyard 13' 6" M/V Governor 16' 0" M/V Sankaty 16' 0" M/V Nantucket 13' 0" M/V Eagle 16' 0" M/V Island Home 16' 0" M/V Woods Hole 16' 0" M/V Barnstable 16' 0" M/V Aquinnah 16' 0" M/V Monomoy 16' 0" Limiting Port Width at Wheel Height 9' 6" Limiting Port Width Above Wheel 12' 0" Maximum Gross Weight of Each Two Axle Vehicle in Lbs. 52,000
Maximum Gross Weight of Each Three or More Axle Vehicle in Lbs. 86,000
Shipments in excess of the above weights may be accepted by making prior arrangements with the General Office of the S/S Authority.
RULE 2. RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING RESERVATION OF SPACE FOR, AND THE
SHIPMENT OF, MOTOR VEHICLES.
(a) Gasoline tanks of motor vehicles need not be emptied, but no extra gasoline may be carried in other receptacles.
(b) The S/S Authority neither agrees nor guarantees to forward motor vehicles by any particular boat or trip, or to the exclusion of other freight.
(c) Requests for reservation of space for vehicles will be made year round upon application and prepayment of transportation charges.
If space is not used, refund of fares paid will be governed by Rule 2(d). At customer's option – passenger fares may also be prepaid.
(d) In the event that the purchaser does not use the reserved space as originally applied for - the following rules will apply:
(1) For vehicles under 20 ft. overall length: A refund of the purchase price will be issued if cancellation notice is received by the S/S Authority at least 14 days in advance of scheduled departure time. Otherwise, the ticket may only be used for another date when at least 1 hour notice is received prior to scheduled departure.
(a) For vehicles 20 ft. in length but less than 22 ft. in length and traveling on Excursion rates: A refund of the purchase price will be issued if cancellation notice is received by the S/S Authority at least 14 days in advance of scheduled departure time. Otherwise, the ticket may only be used for another date when at least 1 hour notice is received prior to scheduled departure.
(2) For vehicles 20 ft. in length and over: No penalty charge will be assessed if cancellation notice is received by the S/S Authority by 9:00 AM the day before the scheduled departure time. A penalty charge will be assessed according to 100% of the applicable one way vehicle fare if cancellation notice is received any time after
9:00 AM.
(3) For all vehicles regardless of overall length: A reservation changed within 14 days of scheduled departure and subsequently cancelled at any time will be subject to the applicable refund penalty.
(4) An original reservation has a limit of one modification that can be made without incurring a charge. Modifications will only be made during the reservation bureau's normal operating hours.
Changes will require a minimum of 1 hour notice prior to the scheduled sailing trip. Modifications requested and granted after the first modification will require a $10.00 fee.
(5) There is a $10.00 processing charge for all vehicle ticket refunds regardless of when cancellation notice is received by the S/S Authority, or for the replacement of vehicle ticket.
(6) In the event that a reservation is either not changed with at least 1 hour advance notice or not used as reserved, the ticket shall be valid for stand-by travel solely on the date last reserved. This vehicle shall have no priority over other stand-by vehicles.
(7) Reservation tickets are valid for refund two years from date of issue, subject to Rule 2D.
(8) Reservations secured by a S/S Authority approved company charge are subject to Rules 2(d) (1), (2), (3), (4), (6) and (7).
Penalty charge assessment shall be based on the applicable one way vehicle fare.
(9) All participants with S/S Authority Charge Accounts in the Bulk Freight Reservation Program for vehicles in excess of 20 feet for reservations 30 or more days in advance of the scheduled departure date will be required to provide a 10% prepaid deposit. The prepaid 10% deposit is refundable for up to 20% of the shipper's total bulk freight reservations. The prepaid deposit will be nonrefundable for all reservation cancellations in excess of 20% of the shipper's bulk freight reservations.
NOTE: All reservation cancellations must allow for at least a 24-hour notification prior to sailing time to avoid penalties.
(10) All reservations made outside of 30 days in advance of scheduled departure, by participants in the Bulk Freight Reservation Program, will require a 10% nonrefundable prepaid deposit. This prepaid deposit will be due at the time the reservation is made.
(e) If motor vehicle is not at wharf ready for loading thirty (30) minutes before advertised sailing time of boat, the reserved space will be used for other freight, and motor vehicle will be held over until a later trip and shipped on a stand-by basis. This vehicle shall have no priority over other stand-by vehicles.
(f) If for any reason a scheduled trip on which there are reservations is cancelled, reservations on cancelled trip will hold priority on subsequent scheduled trips after reservations for the particular trip have been provided for.
(g) Requests for reservations must state the overall height of vehicle and load if it exceeds 6'6".
(h) Applications for reservations should be addressed to the S/S Authority's Reservation Bureau at Pine Tree Place, 509 Falmouth Road, Suite 1-C, Mashpee, MA 02649, 508-477-8600 or www.steamshipauthority.com.
(i) Customer is required to have a driver available to operate motor vehicle at all times when motor vehicle is on the property or vessel of the S/S Authority. It is customer's responsibility to operate motor vehicle whenever it is moved under its own power, including driving the vehicle on and off the vessel. The S/S Authority is not responsible in any way for the operation of customer's motor vehicle.
(j) All vehicle size reductions, for vehicles greater than 20 feet, resulting in the downsizing of reserved space requirements will require that notification is received by the S/S Authority at least 24 hours in advance of scheduled departure time. In the event that the shipper does not reduce space requirements beforehand, the carrier will be responsible for vehicle size as reserved at the applicable rate.
RULE 3. STORAGE CHARGES:
Unless otherwise specifically provided in tariffs lawfully on file with the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities - vehicles not immediately removed from terminals of the S/S Authority at ports of destination will be subject to the following charges for storage: See Parking Rates on Page 10, See Parking Permits on Page
RULE 4. TRANSPORTATION OF LIVESTOCK:
Livestock, including: cattle, goats, horses, mules, sheep or swine will not be accepted for shipment unless transported in customer's vehicle.
RULE 5. PREPAYMENT OF FREIGHT CHARGES:
All shipments must be prepaid from port to port, unless shipper has been placed on the Authorized Credit List of the S/S Authority.
RULE 6. FREIGHT ON TRUCKS, Shipper's Responsibility for:
(a) Shippers of freight on trucks will be required to open their vehicles for inspection of contents, when requested by the S/S Authority. The purpose of this inspection will be to determine that no dangerous or prohibited articles (see Rule 1) have been accepted for transportation and also to verify the description of the vehicle's contents if a higher rate might apply.
(b) The S/S Authority will not be responsible for loss from theft or pilferage of freight carried on customer's vehicle. Such freight must be protected by locks on the vehicle or must be guarded by the driver of the vehicle while in transit.
RULE 7. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE:
Carrier reserves the right to deviate from or to cancel sailing schedules without notice, and carrier assumes no liability for loss, damage or expense which may result there from.
RULE 8. SUBSTITUTION OF VESSELS:
Carrier reserves the right in all cases and without liability to substitute one vessel for another.
RULE 9. INSURANCE:
Shipments are insured against all risks, perils and liability which a common carrier by water assumes under existing law and shipping contract, and also against fire and marine risks, including perils of the sea and fire, jettison and barratry.
In no event, however, is the property insured against loss, damage or expense caused directly or indirectly by war, atomic weapons, radioactive force, strikes, lock-out workman, and persons taking part in labor disturbances, riots, civil commotions, rebellions or insurrections.
RULE 10. CHARGES FOR MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE:
(a) When vehicle is transported without driver and customer fails to have driver on hand at the time of loading or unloading of the vessel – the S/S Authority, subject to Rule 10(c), will assess the following service charge for providing the customer with an employee to operate customer's motor vehicle in driving it on or off the vessel, as the case may be:
Overall Length of Vehicle Under 20'
JAN 1 – MAY 14 & SEP 15 – DEC 31
$25.00
MAY 15 – SEPT 14
$52.50 Overall Length of Vehicle 20' and over
JAN 1 – DEC 31
$60.00 This service charge will not apply when customer's driver travels separately for the convenience of the S/S Authority.
(b) When customer fails to have driver on hand for a driverless vehicle at the time of unloading of vessel at Woods Hole or Hyannis Terminal, and vehicle must be moved to an off-site parking area in Falmouth or Hyannis - the S/S Authority, subject to Rule 10(c), will assess a $60.00 service charge for providing the customer with an employee to drive customer's motor vehicle to the off-site parking area. The service charge will be in addition to any charge assessed under Rule 10(a) above.
(c) Driverless vehicles will be accepted for transportation, except at the Woods Hole, Vineyard Haven or Oak Bluffs Terminals, and the services set forth in Rules 10(a) and 10(b) provided, only after customer agrees in writing, in a form provided by the S/S Authority, (1) to assume all liability which may arise from the operation of motor vehicle by the employee, (2) to defend and indemnify S/S Authority for any claims arising there from, (3) to waive any right to notice of the arrival of the motor vehicle at the port of destination, and (4) to maintain insurance satisfactory to the S/S Authority which provides coverage for the employee, and the S/S Authority as an additional insured, for claims arising from the employee's operation of the vehicle.
(d) If because of dead batteries, flat tires or any other physical disability, self-propelled vehicles cannot be loaded onto or discharged from the ferry under their own power, and carrier finds it necessary to tow/push such vehicles onto or off of the vessel a service charge of $25.00 off season & $52.50 in season will be assessed for each service provided. (If towing/pushing is required both on and off the vessel the total charge will be $50/$105 respectively.)
(e) When vehicles without propulsion unit are presented for shipment and this carrier must provide a tractor and driver to tow/push such vehicles on or off the vessel a service charge of $25.00 off season & $52.50 in season will be assessed for each service provided. (If towing/pushing is required both on and off the vessel the total charge will be $50/$105 respectively.)
The carrier will not accept non-self-propelled vehicles when loading of vessels will be unduly delayed, or when equipment is not available to load, and transport the vehicle safely. The services set forth above in sections (d) and (e) will only be provided after customer agrees in writing to assume all liability which may arise from the operation of motor vehicle by the employee, and to defend and indemnify S/S Authority for any claims arising there from.
(f) When carrier is required or requested to perform accessorial services, not otherwise covered by this tariff, charges will be assessed for labor at the rate of • $31.57 per man per hour -minimum charge • $15.79 per man.
Rule 11. SECURITY NOTICE:
All customers and passengers, their vehicles, possessions, and cargo are subject to search and inspection at the discretion of the Steamship Authority. Passengers and persons who refuse to submit to search and inspection will not be allowed to board. The master of the vessel has the right to seize any item deemed as dangerous and detain any person possessing such item pending the arrival of law enforcement authorities.
Woods Hole Palmer Ave. Falmouth Area Parking Rates Terminal Lots Falmouth Lots Off-site Lots Jan 1 – Mar 31 20.00 20.00 20.00 Apr 1 – May 14 25.00 25.00 25.00 May 15 – Sept 14 25.00 25.00 25.00 Sept 15 – Oct 31 25.00 25.00 25.00 Nov 1 – Dec 31 20.00 20.00 20.00
Hyannis Lewis Bay Yarmouth Rd. Brooks Rd.
Parking Rates Terminal Lot Hyannis Lot Hyannis Lot Hyannis Lot Dec 15 – Mar 31 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 Apr 1 – Apr 30 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 May 1 – Jun 14 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 Jun 15 – Sept 14 25.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 Sept 15 – Oct 31 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 Nov 1 – Dec 14 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 less than 20' 20' and over Nantucket Nantucket
Parking Rates Terminal Lot Terminal Lot Jan 1 – Mar 31 10.00 25.00 Apr 1 – May 14 15.00 25.00 May 15 – Sept 14 20.00 25.00 Sept 15 – Oct 14 20.00 25.00 Oct 15 – Dec 31 15.00 25.00
Note:
On vehicles each - below rates per calendar day or fraction thereof:
also applies to driverless vehicles shipped to Nantucket that are not picked up by 9:30AM on the following day.
Permit Multi Pay Permit Multi Pay
2050.00 2100.00 950.00 1000.00
400.00 350.00
Permit Multi Pay Permit Multi Pay 1350.00* 1400.00* 1200.00** 1250.00**
Permit Multi Pay Permit Multi Pay 900.00*** 950.00*** 850.00 900.00 400.00 350.00
475.00**** 425.00****
**** includes one round trip auto excursion ticket good from Jan 1 – May 14 or Sept 15 – Dec 31 respectively subject to Rule 3, Page 3 of S/S Authority Local Freight Tariff MDPU No. F-119, supplements thereto or reissues thereof.
Parking Permits
Jan 1 - Dec 31 Yearly Jan 1 - May 14 Off-Season Sept 15 - Dec 31 Off-Season
Brooks Road
Must be current Yarmouth Road parking permit holder or be on the excursion or preferred list.
Jan 1 - May 14 Off-Season Sept 15 - Dec 31 Off-Season
Must be current Hyannis Terminal parking permit holder and Nantucket resident. Enables permit holder to park at Lewis Bay 5/15
– 10/14 and Hyannis Terminal 10/15 – 5/14.
Must be current Hyannis Terminal parking permit holder. Must park at Lewis Bay 5/15 – 10/14 and Yarmouth Rd. 10/15 – 5/14.
Yarmouth Rd.
Parking Permits
Lewis Bay
Woods Hole Palmer Ave.
Hyannis Terminal
Jan 1 - May 14 Off-Season Sept 15 - Dec 31 Off-Season
Parking Permits *Replacement Transponders
$15.00 Fee Jan 1 - Dec 31 Yearly Jan 1 - May 14 Off-Season Sept 15 - Dec 31 Off-Season
Jan 1 - Dec 31 Yearly Jan 1 - May 14 Off-Season Sept 15 - Dec 31 Off-Season
Parking Permits
Item No.
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
100 Passenger Automobiles
(A) Under 17' in Length:
Jan 1 – Mar 31 73.50 205.00 Apr 1 – May 14 115.50 300.00 May 15 – Sept 14 Monday through Thursday 127.00 320.00 May 15 – Sept 14 Friday, Saturday and Sunday 168.00 370.00 Sept 15 – Oct 31 127.00 320.00 Nov 1 – Dec 31 79.00 208.00
12.50 37.50
(B) Jan 1 – Mar 31 83.50 225.00 Apr 1 – May 14 125.50 325.00 May 15 – Sept 14 Monday through Thursday 137.00 345.00 May 15 – Sept 14 Friday, Saturday and Sunday 178.00 395.00 Sept 15 – Oct 31 137.00 345.00 Nov 1 – Dec 31 89.00 228.00
12.50 37.50
(C) 10-Trip Ticket Book 1,155.00 N/A 6-Trip Ticket Book N/A 1,677.00
N/A 1,986.00
NOTE:
Route Martha's Vineyard Nantucket
SECTION 1. PASSENGER VEHICLE RATES
Between
Designed and equipped primarily for carriage of passengers not registered as a commercial vehicle. One way fare includes vehicle and load, if any.
Driver not included.
One way charge for extended load beyond front or rear bumper. Applies only to those vehicles whose overall length (including extension) exceeds 17'
17' But Less than 20' in Length:
Ticket Book will be restricted to passenger automobile(s) whose registration number(s) has been electronically recorded at the time of issuance. A maximum of two (2) registration numbers may be used. Automobiles must have common ownership. Passenger vehicles over 20' in length using 10-trip book must pay surcharge of $5.00 each way between WH & VH or OB and $10.00 each way between WH or HY and NT. One-way charge for extended load beyond front or rear bumper, for those using 10-trip books, is $12.50 each way between WH & VH or OB and $37.50 each way between WH or HY & NT. Applies only to those vehicles whose overall length (including extension) exceeds 17'.
6-Trip Ticket Book with no expiration date
One way charge for extended load beyond front or rear bumper. Applies only to those vehicles whose overall length (including extension) exceeds 17'
Usage/Refund Limits Two Years from Date of Issue Two Years from Date of Issue
Discounted 10-Trip and 6-Trip Ticket Books will be sold daily and the coupons therein will be valid for transportation subject to the following conditions:
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
102 AMBULANCES
Round trip fare includes driver and passengers.
No additional charge for excess length.
(A) Under 20' in Length:
Jan 1 – Mar 31 167.00 450.00 Apr 1 – May 14 251.00 650.00 May 15 – Sept 14 Monday through Thursday 274.00 690.00 May 15 – Sept 14 Friday, Saturday and Sunday 356.00 790.00 Sept 15 – Oct 31 274.00 690.00 Nov 1 – Dec 31 178.00 456.00
(B) Jan 1 – Mar 31 264.00 557.50 Apr 1 – May 14 321.00 776.50 May 15 – Sept 14 Monday through Thursday 321.00 776.50 May 15 – Sept 14 Friday, Saturday and Sunday 365.50 812.50 Sept 15 – Oct 31 321.00 776.50 Nov 1 – Dec 31 264.00 557.50
103 HEARSES
(A) Jan 1 – Mar 31 137.00 345.00 Apr 1 – Oct 31 137.00 345.00 Nov 1 – Dec 31 137.00 345.00
(B) Jan 1 – Mar 31 137.00 345.00 Apr 1 – Oct 31 137.00 345.00 Nov 1 – Dec 31 137.00 345.00
105 BUSES
(A) Jan 1 – Mar 31 Less than 20' 108.25 272.25 20' but less than 30' 178.00 342.50 30' but less than 40' 242.25 482.75 40' and over 300.50 556.25
Apr 1 – Oct 31 Less than 20' 149.00 373.25 20' but less than 30' 204.00 446.50 30' but less than 40' 242.25 482.75 40' and over 300.50 556.25
Nov 1 – Dec 31 Less than 20' 108.25 272.25 20' but less than 30' 178.00 342.50 30' but less than 40' 242.25 482.75 40' and over 300.50 556.25
General (Rates include driver for common carrier buses; driver and escort for tour buses).
20' But Less than 25' in Length:
Under 17' in Length:
17' But Less than 20' in Length:
SECTION 1. PASSENGER VEHICLE RATES Continued Between
Round trip fare includes driver and corpse.
No additional charge for excess length.
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
(B) SCHOOL BUSES
Jan 1 – Mar 31 Less than 20' 83.50 225.00 20' but less than 30' 140.75 279.50 30' but less than 40' 195.50 436.75 40' and over 237.75 501.25
Apr 1 – May 14 Less than 20' 125.50 325.00 20' but less than 30' 167.75 413.50 30' but less than 40' 195.50 436.75 40' and over 237.75 501.25
May 15 – Sept 14 Less than 20' Monday through Thursday 137.00 345.00 Less than 20' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 178.00 395.00 20' but less than 30' Monday through Thursday 167.75 413.50 20' but less than 30' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 189.50 413.50 30' but less than 40' 195.50 436.75 40' and over 237.75 501.25
Sept 15 – Oct 31 Less than 20' 137.00 345.00 20' but less than 30' 167.75 413.50 30' but less than 40' 195.50 436.75 40' and over 237.75 501.25
Nov 1 – Dec 31 Less than 20' 89.00 228.00 20' but less than 30' 140.75 279.50 30' but less than 40' 195.50 436.75 40' and over 237.75 501.25
SECTION 1. PASSENGER VEHICLE RATES Continued Between
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
110 CAMPING VEHICLES
Jan 1 – Mar 31 Less than 20' 83.50 225.00 20' but less than 30' 132.00 293.75 30' but less than 40' 211.00 455.25 40' and over 264.50 527.00
Apr 1 – May 14 Less than 20' 125.50 325.00 20' but less than 30' 160.50 420.75 30' but less than 40' 211.00 455.25 40' and over 264.50 527.00
May 15 – Sept 14 Less than 20' Monday through Thursday 137.00 345.00 Less than 20' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 178.00 395.00 20' but less than 30' Monday through Thursday 160.50 420.75 20' but less than 30' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 182.50 420.75 30' but less than 40' 211.00 455.25 40' and over 264.50 527.00
Sept 15 – Oct 31 Less than 20' 137.00 345.00 20' but less than 30' 160.50 420.75 30' but less than 40' 211.00 455.25 40' and over 264.50 527.00
Nov 1 – Dec 31 Less than 20' 89.00 228.00 20' but less than 30' 132.00 293.75 30' but less than 40' 211.00 455.25 40' and over 264.50 527.00
NOTE 1:
SECTION 1. PASSENGER VEHICLE RATES Continued Between
Campers, including truck-mounted campers, and mobile homes with built-in provisions for sleeping and cooking facilities. Rates are one way and do not include driver or passengers.
Vehicles under 20' in overall length shall pay a one-way charge for extended load beyond front or rear bumper of $12.50 each way between Woods Hole and Vineyard Haven or Oak Bluffs and $37.50 each way between Woods Hole or Hyannis and Nantucket. Applies only to those vehicles whose overall length (including extension) exceeds 17'.
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
115 MOTORCYCLES
(A) Jan 1 – Mar 31 25.75 67.75 Apr 1 – Oct 31 43.50 105.00 Nov 1 – Dec 31 25.75 67.75
(B) With Side Car or Trailer Jan 1 – Mar 31 34.75 94.50 Apr 1 – Oct 31 54.75 136.50 Nov 1 – Dec 31 34.75 94.50
(C) Jan 1 – Mar 31 36.75 102.50 Apr 1 – May 14 57.75 150.00 May 15 – Sept 14 63.50 160.00 Sept 15 – Oct 31 63.50 160.00 Nov 1 – Dec 31 39.50 104.00
(D) Three Wheeled Trikes With Side Car or Trailer Jan 1 – Mar 31 73.50 205.00 Apr 1 – May 14 115.50 300.00 May 15 – Sept 14 127.00 320.00 Sept 15 – Oct 31 127.00 320.00 Nov 1 – Dec 31 79.00 208.00
NOTE:
120 MOPEDS
Jan 1 – Mar 31 12.50 38.00 Apr 1 – Oct 31 19.00 51.50 Nov 1 – Dec 31 12.50 38.00
124 BICYCLES, SURF BOARDS, WIND/SURFERS
Jan 1 – Mar 31 5.25 8.50 Apr 1 – Oct 31 5.25 8.50 Nov 1 – Dec 31 5.25 8.50
NOTE:
125 TANDEM BICYCLES AND BICYCLES WITH TRAILERS
Jan 1 – Mar 31 10.50 17.00 Apr 1 – Oct 31 10.50 17.00 Nov 1 – Dec 31 10.50 17.00
NOTE: Must be accompanied by owner possessing ticket.
Rates are one way and do not include driver or passengers
One way motorcycle tickets are valid for travel for up to 365 days from date of purchase.
Must be accompanied by owner possessing ticket.
SECTION 1. PASSENGER VEHICLE RATES Continued Between
Rates are one way and do not include driver or passengers
Without Side Car or Trailer
Three Wheeled Trikes Without Side Car or Trailer
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
126 GOLF CARTS
Jan 1 – Mar 31 36.75 102.50 Apr 1 – May 14 57.75 150.00 May 15 – Sept 14 63.50 160.00 Sept 15 – Oct 31 63.50 160.00 Nov 1 – Dec 31 39.50 104.00
130 LIVERY VEHICLES
Jan 1 – Mar 31 Less than 17' 73.50 205.00 17' but less than 20' 83.50 225.00 20' but less than 25' 132.00 278.00 25' but less than 30' 173.75 295.75 30' but less than 35' 211.00 433.75 35' but less than 40' 234.25 458.50 40' but less than 45' 263.75 502.50 45' but less than 50' 300.25 531.00
Apr 1 – May 14 Less than 17' 115.50 300.00 17' but less than 20' 125.50 325.00 20' but less than 25' 160.50 388.25 25' but less than 30' 192.75 413.50 30' but less than 35' 211.00 433.75 35' but less than 40' 234.25 458.50 40' but less than 45' 263.75 502.50 45' but less than 50' 300.25 531.00
May 15 – Sept 14 Less than 17' Monday through Thursday 127.00 320.00 17' but less than 20' Monday through Thursday 137.00 345.00 Less than 17' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 168.00 370.00 17' but less than 20' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 178.00 395.00 20' but less than 25' Monday through Thursday 172.00 388.25 20' but less than 25' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 182.00 406.25 25' but less than 30' 192.75 413.50 30' but less than 35' 211.00 433.75 35' but less than 40' 234.25 458.50 40' but less than 45' 263.75 502.50 45' but less than 50' 300.25 531.00
Designed and equipped primarily for carriage of passengers, registered as commercial or livery vehicle. Rates are one way and do not include driver or passengers.
SECTION 1. PASSENGER VEHICLE RATES Continued Between
Rates are one way and do not include driver or passengers
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
130 LIVERY VEHICLES
Sept 15 – Oct 31 Less than 17' 127.00 320.00 17' but less than 20' 137.00 345.00 20' but less than 25' 160.50 388.25 25' but less than 30' 192.75 413.50 30' but less than 35' 211.00 433.75 35' but less than 40' 234.25 458.50 40' but less than 45' 263.75 502.50 45' but less than 50' 300.25 531.00
Nov 1 – Dec 31 Less than 17' 79.00 208.00 17' but less than 20' 89.00 228.00 20' but less than 25' 132.00 278.00 25' but less than 30' 173.75 295.75 30' but less than 35' 211.00 433.75 35' but less than 40' 234.25 458.50 40' but less than 45' 263.75 502.50 45' but less than 50' 300.25 531.00
NOTE 1:
NOTE 2:
SECTION 1. PASSENGER VEHICLE RATES Continued Between
Designed and equipped primarily for carriage of passengers, registered as commercial or livery vehicle. Rates are one way and do not include driver or passengers.
Vehicles under 20' in overall length shall pay a one-way charge for extended load beyond front or rear bumper of $12.50 each way between Woods Hole and Vineyard Haven or Oak Bluffs and $37.50 each way between Woods Hole or Hyannis and Nantucket. Applies only to those vehicles whose overall length (including extension) exceeds 17'.
Vehicles which are wider than 8'6" (excluding mirrors) shall pay double the fare applicable to its length.
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
200 COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
Jan 1 – Mar 31 Less than 17' 73.50 205.00 17' but less than 20' 83.50 225.00 20' but less than 25' 132.00 279.00 25' but less than 30' 174.50 296.00 30' but less than 35' 211.00 434.50 35' but less than 40' 234.50 459.50 40' but less than 45' 264.00 503.00 45' but less than 50' 300.50 532.00 50' but less than 55' 329.50 590.00 55' but less than 60' 363.00 647.50 60' but less than 65' 392.00 706.50 65' but less than 70' 466.00 842.50 70' and over(per foot) 7.54 13.28
Apr 1 – May 14 Less than 17' 115.50 300.00 17' but less than 20' 125.50 325.00 20' but less than 25' 160.50 388.50 25' but less than 30' 193.50 414.50 30' but less than 35' 211.00 434.50 35' but less than 40' 234.50 459.50 40' but less than 45' 264.00 503.00 45' but less than 50' 300.50 532.00 50' but less than 55' 329.50 590.00 55' but less than 60' 363.00 647.50 60' but less than 65' 392.00 706.50 65' but less than 70' 466.00 842.50 70' and over(per foot) 7.54 13.28
May 15 – Sept 14 Less than 17' Monday through Thursday 127.00 320.00 17' but less than 20' Monday through Thursday 137.00 345.00 Less than 17' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 168.00 370.00 17' but less than 20' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 178.00 395.00 20' but less than 25' Monday through Thursday 160.50 388.50 20' but less than 25' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 183.00 406.50 25' but less than 30' 193.50 414.50 30' but less than 35' 211.00 434.50 35' but less than 40' 234.50 459.50 40' but less than 45' 264.00 503.00 45' but less than 50' 300.50 532.00 50' but less than 55' 329.50 590.00 55' but less than 60' 363.00 647.50 60' but less than 65' 392.00 706.50 65' but less than 70' 466.00 842.50 70' and over(per foot) 7.54 13.28
SECTION 2. TRUCK, TRAILER AND OTHER COMMERCIAL VEHICLE RATES
Between
(Including Trucks, Pickups, Panel Vans, Tractor Trailers and Truck/Trailer combinations in which the trailer is connected by a disk, hook or ring hitch, registered as a commercial vehicle). One way fare includes vehicle and load, if any. Driver not included.
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
200 COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
Sept 15 – Oct 31 Less than 17' 127.00 320.00 17' but less than 20' 137.00 345.00 20' but less than 25' 160.50 388.50 25' but less than 30' 193.50 414.50 30' but less than 35' 211.00 434.50 35' but less than 40' 234.50 459.50 40' but less than 45' 264.00 503.00 45' but less than 50' 300.50 532.00 50' but less than 55' 329.50 590.00 55' but less than 60' 363.00 647.50 60' but less than 65' 392.00 706.50 65' but less than 70' 466.00 842.50 70' and over(per foot) 7.54 13.28
Nov 1 – Dec 31 Less than 17' 79.00 208.00 17' but less than 20' 89.00 228.00 20' but less than 25' 132.00 279.00 25' but less than 30' 174.50 296.00 30' but less than 35' 211.00 434.50 35' but less than 40' 234.50 459.50 40' but less than 45' 264.00 503.00 45' but less than 50' 300.50 532.00 50' but less than 55' 329.50 590.00 55' but less than 60' 363.00 647.50 60' but less than 65' 392.00 706.50 65' but less than 70' 466.00 842.50 70' and over(per foot) 7.54 13.28
NOTE 1:
NOTE 2: Vehicles which are wider than 8'6" (excluding mirrors) shall pay double the fare applicable to its length.
Vehicles under 20' in overall length shall pay a one-way charge for extended load beyond front or rear bumper of $12.50 each way between Woods Hole and Vineyard Haven or Oak Bluffs and $37.50 each way between Woods Hole or Hyannis and Nantucket. Applies only to those vehicles whose overall length (including extension) exceeds 17'.
SECTION 2. TRUCK, TRAILER AND OTHER COMMERCIAL VEHICLE RATES Continued Between
(Including Trucks, Pickups, Panel Vans, Tractor Trailers and Truck/Trailer combinations in which the trailer is connected by a disk, hook or ring hitch, registered as a commercial vehicle). One way fare includes vehicle and load, if any. Driver not included.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
Shipments shall be carried on freight boats only.
Shipper's reservations may be restricted or consolidated, at the sole discretion of the S/S Authority, to certain times of travel in order to minimize any inconvenience to the general public or other full-fare paying shippers.
Shipments must be authorized in writing by the sponsor of a town/county recognized refuse or recycling program.
Shipments shall be properly contained and covered so as to prevent spillage/leakage and minimize odors.
Shipper shall provide a driver who must remain with the vehicle at all times.
Shipper shall be responsible for any and all clean-up or wash down charges associated with any accidental spillage or leakage.
In order to qualify for these rates, all shipments are required to meet the following terms and conditions:
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES (INCLUDING CRANBERRIES)
FRESH FISH, SHELLFISH (SHUCKED OR IN SHELL)
SOLID WASTE
Trucks carrying fresh island produced fruits and vegetables (including cranberries), fresh fish and shellfish from the islands shall receive a discount, up to 50% of the fare applicable to its length. A minimum of 500 lbs. of fresh island produced fruits and vegetables (including cranberries), fresh fish or shellfish must be transported to qualify for this reduced fare. This rate will apply in both directions unless the truck is also carrying freight to the islands in which case the full rate would apply to that portion of the round trip.
Trucks carrying solid waste from the islands shall pay 100% of the fare applicable to its length.
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
Shipments shall be properly contained and covered so as to prevent spillage/leakage and minimize odors.
Shipper shall provide a driver who must remain with the vehicle at all times.
Shipper shall be responsible for any and all clean-up or wash down charges associated with any accidental spillage or leakage.
Shipments shall be carried on freight boats only.
Shipper's reservations may be restricted or consolidated, at the sole discretion of the S/S Authority, to certain times of travel in order to minimize any inconvenience to the general public or other full-fare paying shippers.
Shipments must be authorized in writing by the sponsor of a town/county recognized refuse or recycling program.
Trucks carrying hazardous materials shall pay a 50% surcharge in addition to the standard rate applicable to its length unless the truck is permitted to be transported on a passenger-carrying vessel.
See Title 49, Chapter 1, Subchapter C, of the Code of Federal Regulations, for requirements of the U.S. Department of Transportation governing the transportation of hazardous materials.
Trucks traveling with hazardous materials on the Nantucket route will automatically have one (1) passenger added to their reservation at the RFID card rate of $17.90 to eliminate the need for the truck driver to turn in the truck ticket as well as the RFID card when boarding the vessel.
RECYCLABLE MATERIALS
Trucks carrying recyclable materials from the islands shall pay 75% of the fare applicable to its length, but no less than the rate for a commercial vehicle under 20' in length. This rate applies to the off-island portion of travel only. All returns to the islands must pay applicable fare whether carrying freight or returning empty.
In order to qualify for this rate, all shipments are required to meet the following terms and conditions:
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
201 Jan 1 – Mar 31 Less than 17' 36.75 112.75 17' but less than 20' 41.75 123.75 20' but less than 25' 66.00 153.50 25' but less than 30' 87.25 163.00 30' but less than 35' 105.50 225.00 35' but less than 40' 117.25 229.75 40' but less than 45' 132.00 251.50 45' but less than 50' 150.25 266.00 50' but less than 55' 164.75 295.00 55' but less than 60' 181.50 323.75 60' but less than 65' 196.00 353.25 65' but less than 70' 233.00 421.25 70' and over(per foot) 3.77 6.64
Apr 1 – May 14 Less than 17' 69.50 237.00 17' but less than 20' 75.50 256.75 20' but less than 25' 96.50 307.00 25' but less than 30' 116.25 325.00 30' but less than 35' 125.50 325.00 35' but less than 40' 125.50 325.00 40' but less than 45' 132.00 325.00 45' but less than 50' 150.25 325.00 50' but less than 55' 164.75 325.00 55' but less than 60' 181.50 325.00 60' but less than 65' 196.00 353.25 65' but less than 70' 233.00 421.25 70' and over(per foot) 3.77 6.64
May 15 – Sept 14 Monday through Thursday Less than 17' 77.50 253.00 17' but less than 20' 83.75 272.75 20' but less than 25' 98.00 307.00 25' but less than 30' 118.25 327.50 30' but less than 35' 137.00 345.00 35' but less than 40' 137.00 345.00 40' but less than 45' 137.00 345.00 45' but less than 50' 150.25 345.00 50' but less than 55' 164.75 345.00 55' but less than 60' 181.50 345.00 60' but less than 65' 196.00 353.25 65' but less than 70' 233.00 421.25 70' and over(per foot) 3.77 6.64
SECTION 2. ONE WAY RATES FOR TRUCKS CARRYING FISH AND CRANBERRIES
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
201 May 15 – Sept 14 Friday, Saturday and Sunday Less than 17' 124.50 329.50 17' but less than 20' 131.75 351.75 20' but less than 25' 135.50 362.00 25' but less than 30' 143.25 369.00 30' but less than 35' 178.00 395.00 35' but less than 40' 178.00 395.00 40' but less than 45' 178.00 395.00 45' but less than 50' 178.00 395.00 50' but less than 55' 178.00 395.00 55' but less than 60' 181.50 395.00 60' but less than 65' 196.00 395.00 65' but less than 70' 233.00 421.25 70' and over(per foot) 3.77 6.64
Sept 15 – Oct 31 Less than 17' 77.50 253.00 17' but less than 20' 83.75 272.75 20' but less than 25' 98.00 307.00 25' but less than 30' 118.25 327.50 30' but less than 35' 137.00 345.00 35' but less than 40' 137.00 345.00 40' but less than 45' 137.00 345.00 45' but less than 50' 150.25 345.00 50' but less than 55' 164.75 345.00 55' but less than 60' 181.50 345.00 60' but less than 65' 196.00 353.25 65' but less than 70' 233.00 421.25 70' and over(per foot) 3.77 6.64
Nov 1 – Dec 31 Less than 17' 39.50 116.50 17' but less than 20' 44.50 127.75 20' but less than 25' 66.00 156.25 25' but less than 30' 87.25 166.00 30' but less than 35' 105.50 228.00 35' but less than 40' 117.25 229.75 40' but less than 45' 132.00 251.50 45' but less than 50' 150.25 266.00 50' but less than 55' 164.75 295.00 55' but less than 60' 181.50 323.75 60' but less than 65' 196.00 353.25 65' but less than 70' 233.00 421.25 70' and over(per foot) 3.77 6.64
NOTE 1:
NOTE 2:
SECTION 2. ONE WAY RATES FOR TRUCKS CARRYING FISH AND CRANBERRIES
Between
Vehicles under 20' in overall length shall pay a one-way charge for extended load beyond front or rear bumper of $12.50 each way between Woods Hole and Vineyard Haven or Oak Bluffs and $37.50 each way between Woods Hole or Hyannis and Nantucket. Applies only to those vehicles whose overall length (including extension) exceeds 17'.
Vehicles which are wider than 8'6" (excluding mirrors) shall pay double the
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
202 Jan 1 – Mar 31 Less than 17' 73.50 205.00 17' but less than 20' 83.50 225.00 20' but less than 25' 132.00 279.00 25' but less than 30' 174.50 296.00 30' but less than 35' 211.00 434.50 35' but less than 40' 234.50 459.50 40' but less than 45' 264.00 503.00 45' but less than 50' 300.50 532.00 50' but less than 55' 329.50 590.00 55' but less than 60' 363.00 647.50 60' but less than 65' 392.00 706.50 65' but less than 70' 466.00 842.50 70' and over(per foot) 7.54 13.28
Apr 1 – May 14 Less than 17' 115.50 300.00 17' but less than 20' 125.50 325.00 20' but less than 25' 160.50 388.50 25' but less than 30' 193.50 414.50 30' but less than 35' 211.00 434.50 35' but less than 40' 234.50 459.50 40' but less than 45' 264.00 503.00 45' but less than 50' 300.50 532.00 50' but less than 55' 329.50 590.00 55' but less than 60' 363.00 647.50 60' but less than 65' 392.00 706.50 65' but less than 70' 466.00 842.50 70' and over(per foot) 7.54 13.28
May 15 – Sept 14 Less than 17' Monday through Thursday 127.00 320.00 17' but less than 20' Monday through Thursday 137.00 345.00 Less than 17' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 168.00 370.00 17' but less than 20' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 178.00 395.00 20' but less than 25' Monday through Thursday 160.50 388.50 20' but less than 25' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 183.00 406.50 25' but less than 30' 193.50 414.50 30' but less than 35' 211.00 434.50 35' but less than 40' 234.50 459.50 40' but less than 45' 264.00 503.00 45' but less than 50' 300.50 532.00 50' but less than 55' 329.50 590.00 55' but less than 60' 363.00 647.50 60' but less than 65' 392.00 706.50 65' but less than 70' 466.00 842.50 70' and over(per foot) 7.54 13.28
SECTION 2. ONE WAY RATES FOR TRUCKS CARRYING SOLID WASTE
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
202 Sept 15 – Oct 31 Less than 17' 127.00 320.00 17' but less than 20' 137.00 345.00 20' but less than 25' 160.50 388.50 25' but less than 30' 193.50 414.50 30' but less than 35' 211.00 434.50 35' but less than 40' 234.50 459.50 40' but less than 45' 264.00 503.00 45' but less than 50' 300.50 532.00 50' but less than 55' 329.50 590.00 55' but less than 60' 363.00 647.50 60' but less than 65' 392.00 706.50 65' but less than 70' 466.00 842.50 70' and over(per foot) 7.54 13.28
Nov 1 – Dec 31 Less than 17' 79.00 208.00 17' but less than 20' 89.00 228.00 20' but less than 25' 132.00 279.00 25' but less than 30' 174.50 296.00 30' but less than 35' 211.00 434.50 35' but less than 40' 234.50 459.50 40' but less than 45' 264.00 503.00 45' but less than 50' 300.50 532.00 50' but less than 55' 329.50 590.00 55' but less than 60' 363.00 647.50 60' but less than 65' 392.00 706.50 65' but less than 70' 466.00 842.50 70' and over(per foot) 7.54 13.28
NOTE 1:
NOTE 2:
NOTE 3:
SECTION 2. ONE WAY RATES FOR TRUCKS CARRYING SOLID WASTE
Between
Above rates are applicable to off-island portion of travel only.
Vehicles under 20' in overall length shall pay a one-way charge for extended load beyond front or rear bumper of $12.50 each way between Woods Hole and Vineyard Haven or Oak Bluffs and $37.50 each way between Woods Hole or Hyannis and Nantucket. Applies only to those vehicles whose overall length (including extension) exceeds 17'.
Vehicles which are wider than 8'6" (excluding mirrors) shall pay double the
WH & VH
or OB
WH or HY &
NT
203 Jan 1 – Mar 31 Less than 17' 110.25 307.50 17' but less than 20' 125.25 337.50 20' but less than 25' 198.00 418.50 25' but less than 30' 261.75 444.00 30' but less than 35' 316.50 651.75 35' but less than 40' 351.75 689.25 40' but less than 45' 396.00 754.50 45' but less than 50' 450.75 798.00 50' but less than 55' 494.25 885.00 55' but less than 60' 544.50 971.25 60' but less than 65' 588.00 1059.75 65' but less than 70' 699.00 1263.75 70' and over(per foot) 11.31 19.91
Apr 1 – May 14 Less than 17' 173.25 450.00 17' but less than 20' 188.25 487.50 20' but less than 25' 240.75 582.75 25' but less than 30' 290.25 621.75 30' but less than 35' 316.50 651.75 35' but less than 40' 351.75 689.25 40' but less than 45' 396.00 754.50 45' but less than 50' 450.75 798.00 50' but less than 55' 494.25 885.00 55' but less than 60' 544.50 971.25 60' but less than 65' 588.00 1059.75 65' but less than 70' 699.00 1263.75 70' and over(per foot) 11.31 19.91
May 15 – Sept 14 Less than 17' Monday through Thursday 190.50 480.00 17' but less than 20' Monday through Thursday 205.50 517.50 Less than 17' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 252.00 555.00 17' but less than 20' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 267.00 592.50 20' but less than 25' Monday through Thursday 240.75 582.75 20' but less than 25' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 274.50 609.75 25' but less than 30' 290.25 621.75 30' but less than 35' 316.50 651.75 35' but less than 40' 351.75 689.25 40' but less than 45' 396.00 754.50 45' but less than 50' 450.75 798.00 50' but less than 55' 494.25 885.00 55' but less than 60' 544.50 971.25 60' but less than 65' 588.00 1059.75 65' but less than 70' 699.00 1263.75 70' and over(per foot) 11.31 19.91
SECTION 2. ONE WAY RATES FOR TRUCKS CARRYING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
203 Sept 15 – Oct 31 Less than 17' 190.50 480.00 17' but less than 20' 205.50 517.50 20' but less than 25' 240.75 582.75 25' but less than 30' 290.25 621.75 30' but less than 35' 316.50 651.75 35' but less than 40' 351.75 689.25 40' but less than 45' 396.00 754.50 45' but less than 50' 450.75 798.00 50' but less than 55' 494.25 885.00 55' but less than 60' 544.50 971.25 60' but less than 65' 588.00 1059.75 65' but less than 70' 699.00 1263.75 70' and over(per foot) 11.31 19.91
Nov 1 – Dec 31 Less than 17' 118.50 312.00 17' but less than 20' 133.50 342.00 20' but less than 25' 198.00 418.50 25' but less than 30' 261.75 444.00 30' but less than 35' 316.50 651.75 35' but less than 40' 351.75 689.25 40' but less than 45' 396.00 754.50 45' but less than 50' 450.75 798.00 50' but less than 55' 494.25 885.00 55' but less than 60' 544.50 971.25 60' but less than 65' 588.00 1059.75 65' but less than 70' 699.00 1263.75 70' and over(per foot) 11.31 19.91
NOTE 1:
NOTE 2:
SECTION 2. ONE WAY RATES FOR TRUCKS CARRYING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
Between
Vehicles which are wider than 8'6" (excluding mirrors) shall pay double the fare applicable to its length.
Vehicles under 20' in overall length shall pay a one-way charge for extended load beyond front or rear bumper of $12.50 each way between Woods Hole and Vineyard Haven or Oak Bluffs and $37.50 each way between Woods Hole or Hyannis and Nantucket. Applies only to those vehicles whose overall length (including extension) exceeds 17'.
WH & VH
or OB
WH or HY &
NT
204 Jan 1 – Mar 31 Less than 17' 73.50 205.00 17' but less than 20' 83.50 225.00 20' but less than 25' 99.00 225.00 25' but less than 30' 131.00 225.00 30' but less than 35' 158.25 326.00 35' but less than 40' 176.00 344.75 40' but less than 45' 198.00 377.25 45' but less than 50' 225.50 399.00 50' but less than 55' 247.25 442.50 55' but less than 60' 272.25 485.75 60' but less than 65' 294.00 530.00 65' but less than 70' 349.50 632.00 70' and over(per foot) 5.66 9.96
Apr 1 – May 14 Less than 17' 115.50 300.00 17' but less than 20' 125.50 325.00 20' but less than 25' 125.50 325.00 25' but less than 30' 145.25 325.00 30' but less than 35' 158.25 325.00 35' but less than 40' 176.00 344.75 40' but less than 45' 198.00 377.25 45' but less than 50' 225.50 399.00 50' but less than 55' 247.25 442.50 55' but less than 60' 272.25 485.75 60' but less than 65' 294.00 530.00 65' but less than 70' 349.50 632.00 70' and over(per foot) 5.66 9.96
May 15 – Sept 14 Monday through Thursday Less than 17' 127.00 320.00 17' but less than 20' 137.00 345.00 20' but less than 25' 137.00 345.00 25' but less than 30' 145.25 345.00 30' but less than 35' 158.25 345.00 35' but less than 40' 176.00 345.00 40' but less than 45' 198.00 377.25 45' but less than 50' 225.50 399.00 50' but less than 55' 247.25 442.50 55' but less than 60' 272.25 485.75 60' but less than 65' 294.00 530.00 65' but less than 70' 349.50 632.00 70' and over(per foot) 5.66 9.96
SECTION 2. ONE WAY TRUCKS CARRYING RECYCLABLE MATERIALS
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
204 May 15 – Sept 14 Friday, Saturday and Sunday Less than 17' 168.00 370.00 17' but less than 20' 178.00 395.00 20' but less than 25' 178.00 395.00 25' but less than 30' 178.00 395.00 30' but less than 35' 178.00 395.00 35' but less than 40' 178.00 395.00 40' but less than 45' 198.00 395.00 45' but less than 50' 225.50 399.00 50' but less than 55' 247.25 442.50 55' but less than 60' 272.25 485.75 60' but less than 65' 294.00 530.00 65' but less than 70' 349.50 632.00 70' and over(per foot) 5.66 9.96
Sept 15 – Oct 31 Less than 17' 127.00 320.00 17' but less than 20' 137.00 345.00 20' but less than 25' 137.00 345.00 25' but less than 30' 145.25 345.00 30' but less than 35' 158.25 345.00 35' but less than 40' 176.00 345.00 40' but less than 45' 198.00 377.25 45' but less than 50' 225.50 399.00 50' but less than 55' 247.25 442.50 55' but less than 60' 272.25 485.75 60' but less than 65' 294.00 530.00 65' but less than 70' 349.50 632.00 70' and over(per foot) 5.66 9.96
Nov 1 – Dec 31 Less than 17' 79.00 208.00 17' but less than 20' 89.00 228.00 20' but less than 25' 99.00 228.00 25' but less than 30' 131.00 228.00 30' but less than 35' 158.25 326.00 35' but less than 40' 176.00 344.75 40' but less than 45' 198.00 377.25 45' but less than 50' 225.50 399.00 50' but less than 55' 247.25 442.50 55' but less than 60' 272.25 485.75 60' but less than 65' 294.00 530.00 65' but less than 70' 349.50 632.00 70' and over(per foot) 5.66 9.96
NOTE 1:
NOTE 2:
NOTE 3:
SECTION 2. ONE WAY TRUCKS CARRYING RECYCLABLE MATERIALS
Between
Vehicles under 20' in overall length shall pay a one-way charge for extended load beyond front or rear bumper of $12.50 each way between Woods Hole and Vineyard Haven or Oak Bluffs and $37.50 each way between Woods Hole or Hyannis and Nantucket. Applies only to those vehicles whose overall length (including extension) exceeds 17'.
Vehicles which are wider than 8'6" (excluding mirrors) shall pay double the fare applicable to its length.
Above rates are applicable to off-island portion of travel only.
WH & VH or
OB
WH or HY &
NT
205 TRAILERS
Jan 1 – Mar 31 Less than 20' 83.50 225.00 20' but less than 30' 132.00 289.75 30' but less than 40' 211.00 456.00 40' and over 264.50 527.00
Apr 1 – May 14 Less than 20' 125.50 325.00 20' but less than 30' 160.50 421.00 30' but less than 40' 211.00 456.00 40' and over 264.50 527.00
May 15 – Sept 14 Less than 20' Monday through Thursday 137.00 345.00 Less than 20' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 178.00 395.00 20' but less than 30' Monday through Thursday 160.50 421.00 20' but less than 30' Friday, Saturday and Sunday 183.00 421.00 30' but less than 40' 211.00 456.00 40' and over 264.50 527.00
Sept 15 – Oct 31 Less than 20' 137.00 345.00 20' but less than 30' 160.50…
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