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I'm surprised they aren't strapped down like on a tow truck. That would prevent the majority of issues.
by fy20 4y ago
I'm surprised they aren't strapped down like on a tow truck. That would prevent the majority of issues.
- makeitdouble 4y agoDoing that for thousands of cars, at boarding and then at unboarding, looks like a huge logistics chalenge (even just thinking about changing every ship’s floor to allow for strapping) that has a pretty high cost that might exceed losing part of the cargo once in a blue moon. Shipping cars in containers sized structures could be a more realistic approach perhaps.
- TheSpiceIsLife 4y agoThey are on this autoliner https://youtu.be/ahdhk1rZZrU https://youtu.be/ahdhk1rZZrU Doesn't look to be an industry wide thing though.