Maritime Injury Resources

You are going through an understandably difficult period in your life after a maritime injury accident. With so many decisions to make and track, it can be easy to get quickly overwhelmed. One of the ways to help ease this burden is acquiring knowledge from reputable sources. This page is intended to provide you with quick access to a variety of local and federal resources, as well as other potentially useful links for maritime accident victims.

Washington State Ferries Department of Transportation: Ferries – This page contains important news and information relevant to one of the state’s popular modes of public transportation: ferries. You can access the season’s ferry schedule, routes, maps, and a trip planner.

Alaska Marine Highway System – For almost 50 years, the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities has operated the Alaska Marine Highway System. It provides safe transit across waterways and roads for people and businesses alike.

State of Oregon: Public Transit Division – The ODOT was established to create, manage, and ensure the efficiency of Oregon’s transit system. One of the hallmarks of this department is its ability and willingness to closely listen to the needs of the state’s populace.

U.S. Coast Guard – As one of the five armed forces of the U.S., the coast guard plays a pivotal role in ensuring the safety of our nation’s waterways. This largely extends to providing emergency response to sailors across the North Pacific Ocean.

Weather Channel – For a sailor, one of the most important pieces of news is the weather. Calm waters can quickly turn dangerous for the unprepared sea vessel. The Weather Channel and similar resources provide an invaluable service for the maritime community.

Evergreen Fleet – This website provides information and historical photos on Washington’s famous ferries. It is dedicated to the hardworking men and women who have operated this public transport system for nearly a century.