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GVB pilot with 1 instead of 2 ferry operators faces criticism: "Safety a major concern"

GVB pilot with 1 instead of 2 ferry operators faces criticism: "Safety a major concern"

Public transport operator GVB is considering a trial to reduce the number of ferry operators from two to one per vessel to address persistent staff shortages. The plan has sparked strong criticism from employees and the works council, who have raised significant concerns regarding maritime safety.

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