The City could control this is they wanted to. Why allow these on the most crowded streets in The City. Pedestrians and bikes are all over Duval. This is an accident waiting to happen. Why doesnt Swift run these out of his New town depot. Keep them on our 4 lane roads and let them "splash down" from The Key Haven boat ramp. If HTA does not like this, maybe The City can take back the 400 block of Eaton where the whole curb is reserved "for employees of HTA", or better yet, take back Front Street and the pubic street in front of The Aquarium. Meanwhile, this article did not have one new piece of information. Where are the routes, where is the decision about the 60 passengers having loud noisemakers to use? Where is the information about the law suit against teh City of San Diego and how will Key West be protected? The reporting on this has been a huge let down.

Don't you love how HTA illegally bribed city officials to remove duck tours, so he can then steal the market. Didn't the initially find that it was unsuitable to our island?

Certainly not on a city street. Or on property visible from the street, so where it is now is illegal? Since violations are currently complaint driven , we should all call it in. Let Swift put it inside the train station, or will it not fit?

How many duck vehicles/vessels will each company own and operate? How many will be on the streets and waters at any given time? Where are the pick up and drop off areas for each company? What route will each company use for its tours? Are the answers to these questions known by anyone at the city?