• Pedro Miguel Carvalho Deus Correia (Arabic: بيدرو ميغيل كارفاليو ديوس كورييا; born 6 August 1990), known as - (Arabic: رُو رُو)...
  • Although the payload capacity of a given vehicle varies between Ro-Ro vessels and different manufacturers for different purposes, on average all Ro-Ro ships...
  • Most suppliers use Ro-Ro transport for vehicles with large dimensions and heavy weight due to its advantage of loading and unloading cargo faster and posing less...
  • As opposed to lift-on/lift-off vessels that use cranes to load and unload cargo, an RO-RO ship relies on self-propelled modular transport that is driven on and off the...
  • The first Ro-Ro was built in 1956, with the design of the Searoad of Hyannis, with a capacity to transport three trucks between continental and Massachusetts...
  • Ro-Ro ships are distinguished from lift-on/lift-off ships, where the cargo is loaded and unloaded using cranes.
  • Ro-Ro car carrier Ro-ro car carriers refer to ships that are specially used to transport complete automobiles using roll-on and roll-off loading and unloading...
  • The car is shipped via a Ro/Ro or Hybrid Container CON/RO freighter.
  • Bureau Veritas analyzes your ro-ro design by performing direct calculations, before applying the loads to a complete Finite Element Analysis (FEA) model.
  • Ferries and Ro-Ro ships may operate on a regular schedule and have less environmental impact than road-based alternatives.
  • Some of the largest Ro Ro ships are in excess of 850ft long, have approximately 8-10 internal decks that are capable of carrying in excess of...
  • RO-RO cargo transportation is very popular in the world and perhaps a little less popular in Lithuania.
  • Liner service is provided to customers with scheduled Ro-Ro vessel voyages to ports in Black Sea countries.