Loading/unloading by the vessel’s doors/ramps by a wheeled means of conveyance.

Roll On, Roll Off.

System of loading and unloading a ship where the cargo is driven on and off ramps.

A "roll-on/roll-off" ship, where loaded transport vehicles are driven onto it, such as a car ferry, or where containerised and other cargo is loaded into it by forklifts or similar.Shipping Marks Specific markings on packages to identify them apart from other packages and to identify them on the relevant documents.

roll on, roll off. A method by which the cargo is wheeled on & off a Ro-Ro ship

Roll-on Roll-off. Method of cargo transfer between vessel and shore in which cargo is driven on/off using fork-lift, primemover/ trailer combinations, etc.

Roll On Roll Off

A ship that is constructed to allow cargo to be driven directly on and off board using trucks, forklifts and other equipment.

An abbreviation for roll-on roll-off, describing vessels where vehicles drive onto and off of the vessels.

Roll On/Roll Off

Cargo that is rolled on and off a vessel under its own power. Roll on/roll off shipping allows for quick and easy lading/unlading because the cargo does not need to be loaded and unloaded by winch or crane but can be driven on and off a vessel using a tractor trailer, van, or flatbed truck.

, roll on-roll off: cargo that can be driven into the belly of a ship rather than lifted aboard. Includes cars, buses, trucks and other vehicles.

1) vessel designed for roll-on/roll-off loading and unloading operations;

Ship in which the method of horizontal access is used through side or stern ramps. Vehicles can be loaded/unloaded by their own power; only a driver is needed.

Vessel designed for horizontal handling of cargo by easy rolling via a ramp (Roll-on, Roll-off).

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Roll-On/ Roll-Off