FAQ

Ro-Ro (Roll-on/Roll-off) transportation is a type of maritime transport where wheeled vehicles (trucks, trailers, etc.) are loaded and unloaded onto ships on their own wheels. This system creates a multimodal transport chain by combining road and sea transportation.

Ro-Ro vessels can accommodate trucks, trailers, container chassis, commercial vehicles, and private vehicles. Additionally, project cargo such as construction machinery and wheeled equipment can also be transported.

Voyage durations vary depending on the distance between departure and arrival ports. For example, in our Black Sea lines, average voyage duration ranges between 24-36 hours.

Ro-Ro transportation offers many advantages: Time savings, cost optimization, environmentally friendly transport, ease of border crossings, reduced vehicle and driver wear, fuel savings, and regular voyage schedules.

The Middle Corridor is one of the shortest and safest routes between Asia and Europe. This route, which has gained particular importance after the Russia-Ukraine war, offers regular and uninterrupted transportation opportunities.

Ro-Ro transportation achieves up to 60% reduction in carbon emissions compared to road transport. It also contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing fuel consumption and road traffic.

You can use our online reservation system or contact our customer representatives to benefit from our services. We also have special service packages for our regular customers.

You can check voyage information, select a suitable voyage, and make online payment through our website or customer service. Your reservation confirmation will be sent to you via email.

You can reach us through our 24/7 call center and online support line. We also have local offices and representatives at every port.