If the ferry cruise is long a driver may rest and he/she is ready to go.
If the cruise is short, then the driver will not rest.
When you travel betweenGreat Britainand the continental Europeremember about traffic change.
The map above shows places from which you could get to Great Britain.
The red one isEurotunnel,ferriesare marked in blue.
There are four British ports and three located in continental Europe.
The ports are not directly next to cities but for better orientation a nearby city is provided.
Therefore (from south):
Ferry
Use a ferry to get to a port.
Stop at the anchor icon to establish the place of destination ([Enter]by default).
In some ports you have to enter the ferry and park on the anchor icon there.
Remember that each port has established connections with particular cities.
A window of available destination place will be displayed.
If the port has more connections you could choose your city.
This window displays time of your trip and its cost.
When you get to your destination place, you could leave the port and continue your trip.
Use the map to get to the loading place (each side has one such place).
Find an open exit.
This time, however the selection is limited.
Approve it and appropriate sum will be charged from your account.
You will be transported to the other end of the tunnel.
Leave the wagon and use signs to exit the place.
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