Ferry fury in Washington hits boiling point

SEATTLE — Ferry line cutting is getting out of control, and drivers are raging. "It makes people's blood boil," said Ian Sterling, a spokesperson for Washington State Ferries. While waiting in line for an Edmonds-Kingston boat the other day, Sterling was cut off by someone who, he said, knew what they were doing. There was little Sterling could do but stew, take a picture of the license plate and contemplate social media shaming. "It's at a peak," he said, "as bad as we've seen it." Ferry line cutting is a legitimate grievance to drivers who sit for hours in mileslong, single-file, roadside la...