Worldwide Truck Shipping Solutions

Best for: Standard, drivable trucks, commercial vehicles, and fleet transport.

Advantages of RoRo Shipping:

✅ Cost-Effective – Cheaper than container shipping since no disassembly or packing is required.
✅ Fast & Efficient Loading – No need for cranes or heavy lifting, reducing handling time.
✅ Less Risk of Damage – Minimal handling means fewer chances of scratches, dents, or other damage.
✅ Ideal for Fleet Transport – Multiple trucks can be shipped at once, reducing costs for bulk shipments.

Considerations for RoRo Shipping:

❌ Only for Operational Trucks – Trucks must be in working condition to be driven on and off the vessel.
❌ Limited Security – While RoRo vessels are safe, trucks are exposed to open-air conditions, unlike container shipping.

Best for: Smaller or high-value trucks that require extra protection.

Advantages of Container Shipping:

✅ Maximum Security – Trucks are enclosed, protecting them from theft, weather, and damage.
✅ Safe for High-Value Vehicles – Luxury trucks, special transport vehicles, or sensitive cargo are fully protected.
✅ Multi-Vehicle Loading – Some small trucks can be loaded together inside one 40ft container, optimizing space.

Considerations for Container Shipping:

❌ Higher Cost – Containerized shipping is more expensive than RoRo due to handling, securing, and packing.
❌ Size Restrictions – Large trucks may not fit inside a standard 40ft high-cube container, requiring disassembly.

Best for: Oversized trucks, heavy-duty machinery, and trucks that cannot fit into containers or RoRo ships.

Advantages of Flat Rack & Breakbulk Shipping:

✅ Suitable for Oversized Trucks – No size restrictions, perfect for large or heavy-duty transport trucks.
✅ Flexible Cargo Handling – Works for non-drivable trucks, damaged vehicles, or uniquely shaped machinery.
✅ Used for Specialized Transport – Ideal for construction trucks, mining vehicles, and large-scale transport equipment.

Considerations for Flat Rack & Breakbulk Shipping:

❌ Higher Costs – Requires special handling, custom securing, and additional port fees.
❌ Longer Processing Time – More preparation is needed for securing and loading onto the vessel.
❌ Exposure to Weather – Unlike container shipping, the truck is not enclosed, meaning it is exposed to sea conditions.