The Renfrew-Yoker ferry, one of the oldest on Scotland, is wholly owned and operated by SPT as part of its Underground operations, and carries nearly 200,000 passengers across the Clyde each year. The Renfrew Rose and the Yoker Swan travel the 200 metres between graded slipways at Renfrew on the south bank and Yoker on the north.
Crew members can see passengers waiting on the other side so they can cross on demand.
The Renfrew ferry point is a traditional bus terminus while the Yoker point is a short walk from Glasgow's Dumbarton Road with its regular bus services. For many years, this ferry service operated only between Gourock and Kilcreggan during the winter months, extending to Helensburgh during the summer. As part of a package of service improvements implemented in October 1997, an all year round service was introduced to and from Helensburgh . These pages, unless otherwise stated are copyright protected.