Rollfähre Korneuburg–Klosterneuburg, Reaction ferry across the Danube River in Korneuburg, Austria.
The Rollfähre Korneuburg-Klosterneuburg is a reaction ferry that connects two towns across the Danube River. The vessel relies on a cable system and is powered primarily by the river's current rather than an engine.
This crossing has served as a traditional way to get across the river since before bridges were built in the region. The cable and current method represents a proven solution that has worked for generations.
The crossing links two communities and serves residents as part of their daily routine between the two banks. The journey itself has become woven into how people move between Korneuburg and Klosterneuburg.
The crossing is straightforward and quick, with passengers simply arriving at the landing and boarding. Operations may stop during high water levels or severe weather conditions.
The boat moves without an engine, relying solely on the river current and a cable system for control. Two motors are only kept on board for emergencies when the river's natural force is insufficient.
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