Roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) shipping is one of the most efficient methods of transporting vehicles and machinery worldwide. But before it even gets to the harbour, the question arises: is the vehicle properly prepared? Because incorrect loading can not only cost time, but can also lead to delays or damage. Our RoRo loading checklist helps you to know all the necessary steps before shipping - compact, practical and in line with the latest 2025 logistics requirements.
RoRo stands for "roll-on/roll-off". Vehicles are driven onto the ship via dedicated ramps - efficiently, quickly and with minimal handling risk. The method is suitable for:
Cars, SUVs, motorhomes
Construction machinery, lorries, agricultural vehicles
Self-propelled special equipment
In order for a vehicle to be loaded onto a RoRo ship without any problems, it must fulfil certain requirements - from technical functionality to cleanliness and documentation.
Selection of the right RoRo port (e.g. Bremerhaven, Antwerp)
Checking the vehicle's roadworthiness
Coordination with the logistics service provider
🛈 Further information on route selection and planning can be found in the comprehensive Comprehensive guide to RoRo shipping for construction machinery.
Cleaning inside and outside
Removing unattached objects
Document review
Punctual appearance at the agreed slot
Check-in with all necessary documents
Visual inspection by harbour personnel
Checkpoint
Description of the
Readiness to drive
Vehicle must be independently drivable. No starting problems or brake faults.
Tyre pressure & condition
All tyres should be intact and ready for use.
Cleanliness
Vehicle must be clean and free of mud or dirt.
Check fluid levels
Check oil, coolant, brake fluid and fuel for minimum levels.
Battery secured
Battery must be attached and functional.
Deactivate alarm system
To avoid false alarms when moving around the ship.
Key available
Enclose all keys (ignition, doors, fuel filler cap if applicable).
No personal belongings
Only solid vehicle parts permitted. No loose objects or luggage.
Windows & doors closed
Doors and windows must be completely closed.
Customs documents complete
Export documents, proof of ownership and, if applicable, export certificates must be available.
🔧 Technical defects: Vehicles that are not roadworthy are not accepted. Empty batteries also often lead to rejection.
🚫 Incorrect loading: Additional items in the vehicle will result in a delay or rejection at check-in.
📋 Missing documents: The vehicle cannot be shipped without customs documents or proof of ownership.
⏰ Delay in port: punctuality is crucial. One missed slot can delay the entire shipment.
Take photosDocument the condition of your vehicle on delivery - for your own protection.
Plan earlyBook your shipping date in good time, especially during seasonal peaks.
Use counselling: In case of uncertainties, specialised forwarding companies such as ODS Orient with every step.
Certain vehicles or machines require special loading:
Special authorisations and special transport solutions are required here. Here, too, we offer ODS Orient customised solutions.
How must my vehicle be prepared for RoRo?
It must be roadworthy, clean, empty and in perfect technical condition. Complete documentation is also required.
Can I leave personal items in the vehicle?
No. Only fixed components of the vehicle are permitted for RoRo shipping.
What happens if my vehicle does not pass the check?
It is either rejected or has to be reworked for a fee.
How early should I be at the harbour?
1-2 hours before the agreed slot. Earlier if necessary for larger vehicles.
What documents do I need?
Proof of ownership, export documents, customs forms and, if applicable, technical documentation.
With well thought-out preparation and the right RoRo loading checklist, the shipment will go smoothly. From the technical inspection to compliance with customs regulations - every step counts. Place your trust in experienced partners such as ODS Orientto get your vehicle safely to its destination.
All information in this article has been carefully researched but is subject to change at any time. ODS Orient accepts no liability for the topicality, accuracy and completeness of the information provided.
Shipping to the Philippines in 2025 is an attractive option for companies and private individuals to transport goods, removal goods or personal shipments safely, predictably and efficiently. This article provides you with a comprehensive overview of shipping options (e.g. LCL vs. FCL), common routes, Customs formalities and typical cost drivers - without specific prices, as customised offers are always required. Relevant information on transport insurance, RoRo shipping and customs preparation will help you to optimise your shipping planning.
Shipments to the Philippines are usually made by sea freight. There are two main options to choose from:
For vehicles or heavy machinery, the RoRo shipping (roll-on/roll-off)where rollable cargo is driven directly onto the ship.
Transit times and routes depend heavily on the starting point in Europe. Typical ports of departure include Hamburg, Bremerhaven, Antwerp or Rotterdam.
Destination ports in the Philippines:
The average running time is approx. 30-45 daysmay vary depending on the route, weather conditions and stopovers.
The Philippine customs authorities require various documents and fulfil certain import criteria. Good preparation is crucial.
Important documents:
Import regulations:
Detailed information can be found in the Philippine Bureau of Customs.
The total cost of shipping to the Philippines is made up of several components. A transparent overview:
| Cost factor | Influence on the final price |
|---|---|
| Container size (LCL/FCL) | FCL is more expensive across the board, but efficient for large consignments |
| Weight and volume | Fundamental for the freight rate |
| Port of departure and destination | Affects runtime, fees and route availability |
| Seasonal fluctuations | Peak season (e.g. before Christmas) can lead to price increases |
| Additional services | Collection, packaging, storage, insurance, customs clearance |
| Transport insurance | Highly recommended to protect against loss or damage |
Note: As each shipment has individual characteristics, you should always request a personalised quote. Enquire with an experienced freight forwarder.
Step-by-step planning for your transport:
What does shipping to the Philippines cost?
The costs depend on the weight, volume, container size, route and additional services. Always ask for a customised quote.
How long does it take to ship to the Philippines?
Usually between 30-45 days, depending on the port of departure and the route.
Can I also ship vehicles or machines?
Yes, RoRo shipping is particularly suitable for this. Container solutions also make sense for certain requirements.
Which documents are required?
Packing list, commercial invoice, bill of lading, identification documents - depending on the consignment, also proof of origin and special authorisations.
Are there any import restrictions?
Yes, age and technical specifications apply, especially for vehicles and electronics. You can find a good overview in the Philippines Customs Guide on trade.gov.
Shipping to the Philippines offers a reliable option for international transport - whether for business or pleasure. With good planning, professional support and complete documentation, transport is efficient and legally compliant. An experienced freight forwarder will support you from choosing the right shipping method to coordinating with the local authorities in the Philippines.
All information in this article has been carefully researched but is subject to change at any time. ODS Orient accepts no liability for the topicality, accuracy and completeness of the information provided.
The Shipping to the Caribbean offers exciting opportunities for vehicle imports, heavy goods transport and project logistics. But to ensure that everything runs smoothly, you need a good overview of transport routes, cost factors and customs formalities. In this article, you will find out what is relevant in 2025 - from important ports and customs regulations to practical checklists.
Shipping to the Caribbean includes various island states such as Jamaica, the Bahamas and Trinidad & Tobago. Each port has its own requirements: certain vehicle models, import regulations and fees can differ significantly. With careful planning and knowledge of the details, you can avoid delays and additional costs.
💡 Note: For exact transit times and capacities, we recommend an individual offer depending on the route and port of destination.
➡ More about the procedure: What do I need to bear in mind for a RoRo shipment?
➡ Further insights: RoRo shipping for construction machinery - The comprehensive guide
| Cost factor | Influence on the price |
|---|---|
| Type of transport | RoRo often cheaper |
| Route & harbours | Save direct connections |
| Vehicle size & weight | The bigger, the more expensive |
| Season & demand | Peak travel times more cost-intensive |
| Additional services | Insurance, port handling, documents |
| Customs & import formalities | Varies from country to country |
💬 An individual offer is required for binding prices - please enquire.
Good co-operation with a local customs agent saves time and hassle.
How long does it take to ship to the Caribbean?
Transit times vary: Europe → Caribbean mostly 20-35 days; USA East Coast → Caribbean approx. 7-14 days, South America → Caribbean 10-20 days, depending on departure point and route.
How much does a Caribbean shipment cost?
The costs depend on the transport method, route, vehicle size, season, customs and handling fees. Please request a personalised quote for an exact calculation.
What customs regulations apply?
Documents such as B/L, commercial invoice, vehicle documents, import licence and environmental forms are often mandatory. Some countries require a minimum age or technical standards.
Should I choose RoRo or container?
RoRo is usually cheaper and more direct for vehicles that are ready to travel. Containers offer better protection and are suitable for combined or sensitive cargo contents.
Shipping to the Caribbean in 2025 is easy to plan - if you know the right ports, customs rules and transport options. Clear documentation, choosing the right route and working with experienced partners are important. This will make your shipment safe, efficient and stress-free - perfectly tailored to your requirements.
Disclaimer:
All information in this article has been carefully researched but is subject to change at any time. ODS Orient accepts no liability for the topicality, accuracy and completeness of the information provided.
RoRo (roll-on/roll-off) transport offers a safe and efficient method of shipping vehicles and construction machinery by sea. However, risks such as weather, theft or handling errors still exist. A suitable Transport insurance with RORO is therefore essential. In this article, we compare five tariff models, explain important concepts and show you which insurance solution meets your needs.
As soon as your vehicle is loaded, you are defenceless without insurance. A suitable RoRo transport insurance policy covers transport damage, theft, total loss and unforeseen events - around the clock and worldwide. Our comparison will help you find the best solution.
Standard insurance policies often do not cover typical RoRo risks such as corrosion caused by seawater, loading or unloading damage, theft in the harbour area or piracy. Customised RoRo insurance specifically takes these risks into account:
| Tariff type | Sum insured | Risks covered | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic insurance | Vehicle value (CIF) | Loading and sea damage | Standard car, price-sensitive |
| Extended package | CIF + 10-20 % | incl. theft, fire, weather | High-quality vehicles |
| All-risk insurance | Fully comprehensive level | All-round protection incl. piracy, total loss | Luxury vehicles, export models |
| Time value insurance | Market value | Current vehicle value only | Used cars |
| Special cover | individual | Unique risks - e.g. classic cars | Collector & special vehicles |
Note: The actual premium depends on the vehicle value, route and port of destination - it's worth getting a personalised quote.
As soon as your vehicle is transported by ship - especially for valuable vehicles or high-risk routes.
It covers loading and sea damage - but not theft or force majeure.
Yes - especially for luxury vehicles, valuable vehicles or sensitive freight.
Use the CIF value of the vehicle as a guide and add 10-20 % buffers if necessary.
Only extended or all-risk tariffs fully include harbour and terminal risks.
Suitable transport insurance is essential to reliably protect your vehicle during RoRo shipments. Compare rates, check details and benefit from the expertise of ODS Orient - for worry-free transport.
All information in this article has been carefully researched and is subject to change at any time. ODS Orient accepts no liability for the topicality, accuracy or completeness of the content.
The Caribbean beckons with sun, beaches and a relaxed lifestyle - so many people consider taking their car with them. But before your car arrives in the tropical sun, customs regulations for the Caribbean need to be taken into account. In this comprehensive guide, we explain which rules apply, which documents you need and how to avoid potential pitfalls.
Anyone wishing to export their car to the Caribbean faces specific challenges: from customs formalities to vehicle regulations. The customs regulations for cars in the Caribbean vary depending on the island - Jamaica, the Bahamas, Trinidad & Tobago & Co. sometimes have significantly different rules. We summarise what you need to know in 2025 to ensure your export runs smoothly and stress-free.
| Island / Land | Age restriction | Import quantity | Special features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jamaica | Cars up to 6 years | max. 2 vehicles in 3 years | Import licence required |
| Antigua & Barbuda | No fixed rules | individual | Environmental form & licence required |
| St Lucia | No limit | open | Customs + VAT > 35 % |
| Bahamas | preferably as good as new | limited | Environmental levy, ship must be released |
Note: The customs regulations for cars travelling to the Caribbean change frequently - check them in good time with the official authorities in your destination country.
The export costs are made up of, among other things:
Note: For exact figures, you should request a personalised quote.
Depending on the island, different rules apply for vehicle age, quantity and required documents.
Vehicle licence, vehicle registration document, proof of purchase, certificate of origin, bill of lading, passport and, if applicable, environmental forms or ATA Carnet.
Yes, in most cases this is possible - please note import quantity restrictions.
A customs document for temporary imports - useful if the vehicle is later exported again.
Exporting a vehicle to the Caribbean is easy with a little preparation. It is important to check the customs regulations in the respective destination country in good time and to prepare all documents in full. With a reliable partner like ODS Orient you save time and nerves.
All information in this article has been carefully researched but is subject to change at any time. ODS Orient accepts no liability for the topicality, accuracy and completeness of the information provided.
RoRo (roll-on/roll-off) shipping is a proven method of transporting vehicles safely and efficiently by sea. But what happens after the vehicle has been loaded? This is exactly where the RoRo Tracking System comes into play. It allows you to check the location and status of your vehicle at any time - from departure to arrival. In this article, we show you how to optimally track your vehicle during the entire crossing.
A modern RoRo tracking system offers you transparency and security. You can track:
This ensures peace of mind - both for one-off transports and for regular commercial shipments.
Many providers allow you to track your vehicle using the chassis number (VIN). After entering it into the tracking portal, you will receive real-time information on the current status of your shipment.
If you do not have a VIN available, you can alternatively use your booking number or Bill of Lading (B/L). This gives you direct access to the carrier's transport information.
If the tracking portal does not provide detailed information, you can fall back on so-called AIS systems. These record the ship's movements worldwide - in real time.
Many shipping companies offer their own tracking portals, which you can log into using your booking number or VIN. These provide up-to-date information on the loading and unloading status and the position of the vehicle at sea.
With AIS tracking, you can follow the ship yourself - even if you don't have any detailed information about the vehicle. This means you can at least keep an eye on the rough route.
At ODS Orient, we offer you a particularly user-friendly solution. Our processes integrate tracking options directly into customer communication. This means you always know exactly when your vehicle has been loaded and when it will arrive.
Find out about our transport solutions for larger vehicles: ➡ RoRo shipping for construction machinery - The comprehensive guide
| ✅ Step | 💡 Note |
|---|---|
| Provide vehicle data | VIN, booking number or B/L |
| Secure access to the tracking portal | Request access data from the freight forwarder or shipping company |
| Check status regularly | Best to check daily |
| Supplementary use of AIS tracking | If no data is available via the portal |
| Ask if anything is unclear | ODS Orient is always at your side |
A RoRo tracking system allows you to track your vehicle in real time during shipping - usually via VIN, booking number or B/L.
Yes, as long as it was correctly registered during shipping and the shipping company offers a tracking portal.
This depends on the provider, but updates are usually carried out at least once a day, often even hourly.
Use additional AIS systems or contact your forwarding agent - for example ODS Orient - to check the status manually.
As a rule, tracking via VIN or B/L is included in the service provided by shipping companies or freight forwarders.
A good RoRo tracking system is more than just a technical extra - it's your digital eye on your vehicle. Whether you are carrying out a simple vehicle shipment or regularly dispatching large fleets: With the right tracking system, you have an overview, can plan better and save yourself annoying queries.
If you want to ship your vehicle with maximum control ODS Orient your reliable partner - with a transparent process, direct communication and smart digital tools.
All information in this article has been carefully researched but is subject to change at any time. ODS Orient accepts no liability for the topicality, accuracy and completeness of the information provided.
The logistics industry is facing a digital transformation - and RoRo shipping is no exception. The digital RoRo booking process is revolutionising the way vehicles are shipped around the world today. Instead of time-consuming paper forms and manual arrangements, the focus is now on automated processes, real-time information and user-friendly booking platforms.
But what does this mean for you as a shipper? In this article, we explain how the digital RoRo booking process works, what you should look out for and how you can make the most of the benefits of digitalisation.
At the centre of the digital RoRo booking process is an end-to-end, online workflow - from the enquiry to the delivery of the vehicle. This results in numerous advantages:
For companies with regular shipments, but also for private individuals with one-off transports, the digital process provides planning security and convenience.
The shipment begins with the entry of all transport-relevant information:
The digital screen guides you through all input fields and recognises common errors automatically.
A personalised offer will be created after your request has been submitted. This is usually only valid for a limited period of time, as freight rates can change. If approved, the booking is made directly in the portal.
For a detailed overview of the possible costs, we recommend our article "RoRo shipping costs - everything you need to know".
After booking, you can easily upload all the necessary documents via the platform:
The upload is checked - an automatic response is sent if documents are missing or incorrect.
The following points must be fulfilled to ensure a smooth process:
You can find more details in the article "RoRo shipping for construction machinery - The comprehensive guide".
Your vehicle will be dropped off at the terminal in the harbour. It will be there:
The harbour team then takes over the roll-on - the vehicle is driven directly on board.
You can check the status of your vehicle online during the crossing. Most providers offer a login portal with real-time data on the ship's location, estimated time of arrival and notifications in the event of delays.
At the port of destination, the vehicle is unloaded and made ready for collection. Customs clearance can also be prepared digitally in advance or handled by an agent to save time.
| Advantage | Description of the |
|---|---|
| Time saving | No long queries or waiting times |
| Flexibility | Change options in the booking portal |
| Error avoidance | Automatic checks of vehicle data |
| Transparency | Access to all processes in the customer account |
| Planning security | Clear time windows & tracking systems |
All rolling vehicles - from cars to construction machinery.
In this case, special authorisation is required. Please contact us in good time.
No, you can also appoint an authorised person or have a collection organised.
The booking platform gives you direct feedback if something is missing or incomplete.
This depends heavily on the destination, vehicle size and season. A customised offer is required.
The digital RoRo booking process is much more than a technical upgrade - it is a real efficiency booster for the entire transport process. Today, you can plan, control and track shipments with just a few clicks. This not only saves time, but also resources. ODS Orient supports you with experience and digital expertise at every step of your RoRo shipment.
All information in this article has been carefully researched but is subject to change at any time. ODS Orient accepts no liability for the topicality, accuracy and completeness of the information provided.
Shipping West Africa is becoming increasingly relevant in 2025 - for vehicle exports as well as for industrial goods and project cargo. In this guide, you will learn everything you need to know about transport methods, ports, logistics planning and customs formalities. Ideal for companies, freight forwarders and private importers.
With its growing economy and infrastructure, West Africa offers exciting opportunities for exporters and importers. Whether machinery, vehicles or containerised goods - successful shipping to West Africa requires early planning: from the right route and mode of transport to import regulations and customs costs. In this article, we will show you everything you need to realise your shipment smoothly and efficiently in 2025.
Particularly suitable for roadworthy vehicles, construction machinery and lorries.
Advantages:
Note: Vehicles must be opaque - no personal belongings.
You can find out more about this transport method in our article RoRo shipping: advantages and disadvantages.
Suitable for bulky, sensitive or combined loads.
Advantages:
Disadvantages:
Shipping West Africa depends on several factors:
| Influencing factor | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Type of transport | RoRo or container |
| Route & harbour selection | Direct solutions are more favourable |
| Season & capacities | High season increases prices |
| Additional costs | Insurance, harbour dues, customs clearance |
| Safety surcharges | Varies depending on the destination region |
📌 For exact prices, we recommend requesting a customised quote via our Enquiry service to catch up.
Important documents:
A local agent in the port of destination speeds up the process considerably.
With ODS Orient, your West Africa shipment is safe, efficient and plannable. We accompany you from the first enquiry to the handover at the port of destination.
Depending on the route, between 10 and 45 days - depending on the place of departure and port of destination.
The costs depend on the type of transport, vehicle size, season and other factors. A personalised quote is required.
An opaque vehicle does not contain any personal items - only permanently installed equipment may remain on board.
Yes, many providers enable real-time tracking via an online portal or e-mail updates.
Shipping West Africa in 2025 offers efficient options for companies and private individuals. With the right preparation, selection of the optimal route and support from experienced partners such as ODS Orient, your shipment will run smoothly - whether by RoRo or container.
All information in this article has been carefully researched but is subject to change at any time. ODS Orient accepts no liability for the topicality, accuracy and completeness of the information provided.
Shipping to Colombia will gain in strategic importance in 2025 - whether for the export of vehicles, machinery or project equipment. Whether by RoRo or container: anyone wishing to ship to Colombia should familiarise themselves with the options, cost factors and import regulations at an early stage.
Colombia is one of the most dynamic markets in South America - not only economically, but also logistically. Thanks to modern ports such as Cartagena or Buenaventura and reliable RoRo and container connections, shipping to Colombia is now more efficient than ever. This article provides you with a sound overview of everything you need to know to plan your shipment to Colombia in 2025.
Cartagena is the most important port for rolling cargo. The city offers direct RoRo connections from Europe - especially from Hamburg, Antwerp, Zeebrugge or Bremerhaven. The transit time is around 2-4 weeks, depending on the connection.
Buenaventura on the Pacific coast is an established choice for container transport from Asia (e.g. China or South Korea). From here, distribution takes place via the Colombian road network.
You can find out more about efficient RoRo solutions for South America (including Colombia) in the article "Opening up South America by RoRo"where the ports and transit times are also discussed.
Ideal for:
Note: Vehicles must be handed over "empty" - without personal belongings.
For additional information on the costs of RoRo, you can find everything you need to know in the article "RoRo shipping costs: everything you need to know".
The exact cost of your shipment to Colombia depends on many factors:
| Factor | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Type of transport | RoRo (by vehicle dimensions), containers (by volume & weight) |
| Start & destination harbour | Direct route cheaper than stopovers |
| Vehicle size | Larger = more expensive (especially for RoRo) |
| Season & capacities | Peak season can lead to surcharges |
| Additional services | z. e.g. insurance, customs clearance, port handling |
📌 For specific prices, we recommend requesting a customised quote via our Enquiry service to catch up.
You need these documents:
Special notes:
Tip: Allow sufficient time for customs formalities at the port of destination - even if the shipment is quick, the import process can vary.
Many shipping companies offer digital tracking tools. Once your vehicle has been handed over, you will receive a reference number or VIN tracking link, which you can use to check the transport status in real time.
With ODS Orient, you benefit from a direct contact person and continuous support - from planning to handover at the port of destination.
The transit time is 14-30 days, depending on the port of departure. RoRo connections from Europe to Cartagena are usually the fastest.
Prices vary depending on the route, vehicle size and type of transport. For a precise estimate, we recommend a personalised quote.
RoRo is usually cheaper for vehicles ready to travel. Containers, on the other hand, offer more protection - e.g. for sensitive or combined freight.
An opaque vehicle does not contain any personal items. Only permanently installed equipment may remain in the vehicle.
Shipping to Colombia requires good planning - but with the right preparation and an experienced logistics partner like ODS Orient, it can be done safely, efficiently and transparently. Whether by RoRo or container: use our expertise to ensure your transport to Colombia runs smoothly and economically.
All information in this article has been carefully researched but is subject to change at any time. ODS Orient accepts no liability for the topicality, accuracy and completeness of the information provided.
In an increasingly digitalised world, international vehicle transport is also changing. Thanks to digital tools, the RoRo booking process - the "roll-on/roll-off" procedure for vehicle shipping - is now much more efficient, transparent and user-friendly. In this article, you will learn how to optimally prepare your RoRo shipment and what digital options are available to you.
The term RoRo (roll-on/roll-off) describes the transport of vehicles that can drive onto a ship independently and roll off again at their destination. In the digital context, the RoRo booking process means that all relevant steps - from the enquiry to shipment tracking - can be carried out completely online.
This process is ideal for companies that regularly ship vehicles such as lorries, construction machinery or cars and are reliant on fast processing.
The booking process begins with an online enquiry. The required information includes
Once all the data has been entered, the system creates a personalised quote. As prices depend heavily on factors such as vehicle size and destination region, a personalised request is essential.
You can find out more here: https://odsorient.com/was-muss-ich-bei-einer-roro-verschiffung-beachten
The next step is to upload all the required documents directly to the customer portal:
Many providers automatically check the documents for completeness and provide information if documents are missing.
The following points must be observed to ensure that your vehicle is authorised for shipping:
As soon as the booking date is confirmed, the vehicle is registered in the harbour, measured / weighed and inspected if necessary. Then the actual "roll on" takes place - the vehicle is driven on board via a ramp and secured there.
A major advantage of the digital RoRo booking process is the live tracking of your shipment. Many providers offer a tracking portal or automatic status reports by email. This improves planning and gives you an overview of the current location of your vehicle at all times.
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At the port of destination, the vehicle is unloaded ("rolled off"), inspected again and prepared for collection. With many shipping companies, customs formalities can be prepared digitally before arrival to avoid waiting times.
A digital process from booking enquiry to uploading documents to vehicle loading - organised entirely online.
Vehicle registration document, copy of ID, commercial invoice (for exports), special licences if applicable.
Via customer portals or tracking links with live updates on the vehicle's position.
The vehicle must not contain any personal items - only factory accessories are permitted.
In many cases, yes - for example for the shipping date or port of destination. Talk to your provider in good time.
A digital RoRo booking process simplifies shipping enormously. Online booking, upload functions and tracking give you maximum control and transparency. Preparing in good time saves time and reduces potential delays. ODS Orient supports you every step of the way - from planning to handover at the port of destination.
All information in this article has been carefully researched but is subject to change at any time. ODS Orient accepts no liability for the topicality, accuracy and completeness of the information provided.
