TV 2 | EAST JUTLAND - The Ærø ferries are ready to take over the Samsø service
This farce is a classic consequence of the Danish model, whereby the islands themselves are responsible for the infrastructure connecting them to the outside world – a situation which, of course, differs from all other Danish towns, where the roads between towns are managed by a state body. In Sweden, waterways are a state responsibility, resulting in a higher level of professionalism and economies of scale. Services to Samsø should form part of a floating Kattegat bridge between Kalundborg and Aarhus.
Quote from www.tv2oj.dk:
‘The new Samsø ferry, the Kanhave, has been plagued by countless service disruptions and delays since it entered service in July. This has caused Samsø Municipality to lose patience with Nordic Ferry Services, which is responsible for ... [...]’
