RoRo
RoRo Vehicle Shipping
Discuss roll-on/roll-off ocean freight for vehicle shipments from China to the Middle East.
- Shipping approach
- Vehicle carriage using a roll-on/roll-off service, subject to acceptance.
- Details to provide
- Make/model, quantity, dimensions and operating condition.
- Confirmation needed
- Cargo acceptance, route and sailing availability.
What Is RoRo Shipping?
RoRo stands for roll-on/roll-off. Suitable vehicles are moved onto and off a specialist vessel using ramps. Acceptance depends on the vehicle's characteristics, condition and the requirements of the available service.
Tell Us About Your Vehicles
- Vehicle make and model, where known.
- Quantity of vehicles.
- Approximate dimensions.
- Whether each vehicle can move under its own power.
- Expected readiness date.
- Intended origin in China and destination in the Middle East.
These details help identify questions that must be resolved before a shipping option is confirmed.
Route and Service Review
Port options, schedule availability and the scope of the quotation require individual confirmation for the origin and destination you provide.
Before You Book
Confirm cargo acceptance, documentation requirements, service inclusions and exclusions, and any origin or destination responsibilities in the written quotation and booking documents.
Common Questions
What is the difference between RoRo and container shipping?
RoRo uses a specialist vessel with ramp access for suitable vehicles. Container shipping places vehicles within a freight container. Suitability depends on the vehicles, route and service requirements.
Can you ship electric or non-running vehicles?
Acceptance needs individual review. State the vehicle's powertrain and operating condition in your enquiry. Do not assume that submitting the form confirms acceptance.
Does a quote request reserve shipping space?
No. A website enquiry does not confirm cargo acceptance, reserve space or create a booking.
Let's Discuss Your Next Vehicle Shipment
Share your route and vehicle details to start an enquiry.