A company that ships self-propelled cargo and prefers not to utilize specialized lifting equipment should consider which of the following types of shipping vessels?
A company that ships self-propelled cargo and prefers not to utilize specialized lifting equipment should consider which of the following types of shipping vessels?
A company that ships self-propelled cargo and prefers not to utilize specialized lifting equipment should consider Roll-on/roll-off (RORO) shipping vessels. RORO ships are specifically designed to carry wheeled cargo such as cars, trucks, and trailers that can be driven on and off the ship using built-in ramps. This eliminates the need for specialized lifting equipment, making the process more efficient for self-propelled cargo.
rot-on/trot-off A ship designed to carry livestock. It possesses a ramp that the animals can use to walk on-board and exit the vessel
it should be RORO ,TOTO is used only for live animals A livestock version is TOTO ship, which stands for “trot on, trot off.”
Should the answer to this be B? I have never heard of Trot-on/Trot-off cargo other than in Livestock vessels.
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100% it is RO RO . RO RO are self propelled ships