General Road and Highway Discussion

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As I understand it the ferry is paid for and run by the resident's of the island, so just their guests and themselves can use it.

The ferry web page quite clearly says visitors are allowed (there appears to be a visitor lane and a resident lane):
http://boblo.ca/amherstburg-ferry-company/

Bob-Lo Island Ferry Service Rules & Guidelines

1) Bob-Lo Island’s Ferry Service runs every 20 minutes, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
2) The round trip cost per vehicle is $10.00 (including HST).
3) Guest lane is to the right hand side of the drive entry on the mainland dock.
4) Resident lane is to the left hand side of the drive entry on the mainland dock.
5) Construction, delivery and/or other vehicle traffic, must enter through the north side drive entry.
6) Passengers are not permitted in the Wheelhouse. Only Captains and Deckhand Access.
7) Please drive onto ferry as directed by the deckhand and follow their instruction.
8) Please remain in your vehicle at all times. You may certainly open your windows and enjoy the view!
9) Please put your vehicle in park and apply emergency brake.
10) Please turn your vehicle ignition off and keep your foot on brake.

Apparently residents aren't charged a fee for the use of the ferry, though.

As I said later,

I believe they all pay some sort of maintenance fees, although looking online it seems that there is ferry service for visitors. When I asked my relatives before about it they said the ferry was just for island residents and other people can't go there, I've never tried, wasn't that interested in seeing Tim Allen's house.

adding: those $10 fees ight be just for invited guests, the only other thing I remember from what they have said was I could go there on the ferry if I had a reservation for the restaurant there.