No CalMac ferry has ever killed a fishing boat crew member, while privatised Condor ferries has killed three in one year despite making barely 5% of the crossings and in calmer seas
Professor John Robertson OBA From ITV yesterday: A Condor Ferry worker who endangered lives after his vessel collided with a fishing trawler has been handed a 20-month prison sentence. Lewis Peter Carr, from Sunderland, appeared at Jersey‘s Royal Court on Thursday 4 December to receive his sentence. He was found guilty in a trial this September of endangering ships, structures, or individuals – contrary to Jersey’s Shipping Law. The charge related to the collision of the Condor Commodore Goodwill Ferry and L’Ecume II on 9 December 2022, which resulted in the deaths of three fishermen aboard L’Ecume. https://www.itv.com/news/channel/2025-12-04/20-month-prison-sentence-for-ferry-worker-regarding-fatal-boat-collision Condor Ferries makes around 10 000 … Continue reading No CalMac ferry has ever killed a fishing boat crew member, while privatised Condor ferries has killed three in one year despite making barely 5% of the crossings and in calmer seas
