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> However no ship fueled without such trained crew should get anywhere near one that is. Only special shipyards should allow such a ship to dock - even the rout
by rdtsc 2y ago
> However no ship fueled without such trained crew should get anywhere near one that is. Only special shipyards should allow such a ship to dock - even the route from the open ocean needs to be controlled - no beaches "near" those ships. I'm not sure what a right margin of safety is, but don't allow such ship into your national waters without first knowing that.
I could see that. At least, it sounds good in principle. But with ships sailing under flags of countries with lax safety requirements it may not be practical.
- 0cf8612b2e1e 2y agoI thought the cargo ship that crashed into the Baltimore bridge had a known failing engine. I get the impression that a lot of shipping equipment and regulations are thread bare.