Intracoastal Waterway
Trouble In Paradise? Florida's Aging Bridges
They’re in better shape than many in the country, but a recent mishap raises serious concerns.
[updated-NEW VIDEO] Drawbridge Crashes on 161-foot Trinity ROCKSTAR
A South Florida drawbridge on the Intracoastal Waterway crashed onto 160-foot Rockstar (ex-Blind Date) on Tuesday.
Dredging Projects Continue in South Florida; Derecktor Expands
Fort Lauderdale is usually an opportunity for some refit work, and the local marine industries have successfully made the case that improvements to infrastructure and waterway access are a priority. This summer, major work started on both public and private property to offer larger yachts access to local refit facilities.
Annual AIWA Conference in Charleston
The Intracoastal Waterway, after 72 years of loyal services to the boating community, is in trouble. This 1,200-mile-long thoroughfare (stretching from Norfolk to Key West, Fla.) used by commercial and recreational vessels alike, is no longer as accessible and safe as it should be.