RO-RO vessels,of the world

[Sterkoder]

A smaller ro-ro vessel (M/S Hannah Kristina) inbound Vestbase yesterday.
She also has two cranes, and they are used more than the ro-ro ramp when she's at Vestbase
SSL26254 by Svein Ludvigsen, on Flickr

[pakarang]

I think I have actually seen her in these waters as well (but a long while ago), or a ship that is similar in design.

[Jack Mulder]

VERA and RO-RO 1.

[pakarang]

Trucks on a barge on the water! ....and tractors as well.

[janihudi]

''Celestine'' moored in Flushing Holland



''suecia seaways'' incomming for Rotterdam

[janihudi]

''misana'' inbound for rotterdam

https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais.../vessel:MISANA

[janihudi]

[janihudi]

''Somerset'' inbound for Rotterdam

[pakarang]

Vessel galore - vessel in almost any shape, trade and shape!

[Jack Mulder]

TOSSA 02321654 sailing upstream at the river Rhine.
Ex: MYRIAM, BOLERO, BOLERO II, REMBRANDTTOREN and DIONA;
Owner: Dico BV in Zwijndrecht;
Build: 1994 by Tille Scheepsbouw BV in Kootstertille;
Lxwxd: 125.56x12.05x2.40 1480 ton;
Engine: 2x1065 hp Caterpillar;
Bowthruster: 800 hp Caterpillar Verhaar Omega-Jet.

[pakarang]

That must be some kind of car-carrier... see she got some kind of bridge or deck on top...

[janihudi]

yes, the cars come from Germans factorys ,farmer tractors too ,to Rotterdam for sea shipping.
the wheelhouse is liftable or can be lowered down for low bridges. you see those wheelhouses on every container barge too

here in post 108, you see also trucks shipped that way to Rotterdam

[pakarang]

AHA! That is so cool.... kind of a feeder ship to overseas ports!

I'm impressed with these areas in Northern Europe, where shipping solutions are so imaginative, futuristic and so well thought through. Almost like the shipping is such a n integral part of the transport industry.

[janihudi]

''Princess Seaways'' moored in the port of IJmuiden.



and the proof that i was there.

[Ralf__]

Nice similarity. White and cubic!

[janihudi]

and a bleu chassis.
well under the truck,trailer was a rental that i had for a few weeks

[Tommi]

Actually a nice composition, thanks for posting!

[pakarang]

''Princess Seaways'' moored in the port of IJmuiden.

I kind of like this image. I have seen images of this ship in the past, but never noticed the significantly "protruding" bow beneath that giant front superstructure. 20 years ago, I would consider this as an ugly ship (like the Marella Spirit), but now, both of these ships have a certain charm and beauty.