A car and freight ferry across Cook Strait, with its Wellington terminal at 50 Waterloo Quay in Pipitea and sailings to Picton about 50 times a week. The website says the vehicle decks are large enough that height is rarely a problem, and it asks drivers to give the correct length when booking so the right space is allocated.
The website lists what it carries: cars, SUVs, 4x4s, people-movers, station wagons, classic cars, limousines, utes, flat deck and extended cab utes, vans, campervans, motorhomes built on a van or bus chassis, passenger buses, motorcycles, mopeds and three-wheeled motorbikes. Light trucks up to 3.5 tonnes and 8 metres long are carried, and anything heavier or longer is booked through the freight office. Trailers and caravans can travel when towed by an A-frame, but not by rope or chain. Trailers under 2 metres are charged as 2 metres.
Equestrian vehicles and horse floats can travel only when the swell is under 2.5 metres, and the website says hay and straw cannot travel on the same booking. Livestock must also be booked through the freight office.
The terminal sits on Waterloo Quay, on the harbour side of the city, and the ferry carries both passengers' vehicles and freight across the strait between the two islands.