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2022 Shipping Movements
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I guess the grey shows the previous position. It will disappear you uncheck the date at the left
Frizzy
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I was leaving the last position in to show progress but will see if it causes more confusion. Happy for feedback and I can adjust
MistaB
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Personally, I like your new addition for last known position
And great work pulling this together, much appreciated 
So I just clicked @Frizzy link to check out our new favourite ship and my mind was completely blown when I zoomed in on the map. I had NO idea that there were so many ships, that close to each other at the same time. WOW! 
So basically, I'm now gonna also fret about ships bumping into each other and my new Tesla drifting to the bottom of the ocean!!
PS I do realise it's still fairly zoomed out but even still ...
So basically, I'm now gonna also fret about ships bumping into each other and my new Tesla drifting to the bottom of the ocean!!
PS I do realise it's still fairly zoomed out but even still ...
The Singapore Straits are one of the busiest shipping areas in the world. Additionally Singapore is the No 1 bunkering (refuelling) port in the world and so lots of ships anchor offshore and a tanker barge will come to provide the fuel.
I mentioned the other day about how piracy has almost been wiped out in the Straits of Malacca - it has but actually it has just moved the problem elsewhere. One of the problems now, and has only become one since the effective patrolling of the Malacca Straits, is that ships anchored in the Singapore Straits are easy targets and are being boarded at night and the crew assaulted and robbed. You might not think this would be a good earner but ships generally carry significant amounts of cash in their safes, so it is.
The authorities are trying to get a grip of the situation and being Singapore I'm sure it will be done efficiently and effectively. Reducing the amount of cash carried onboard has always been a desire by companies. The big players have succeeded by and large due to having established routes and good credit lines with progressive local handling agents but change in this industry can be slow.
I mentioned the other day about how piracy has almost been wiped out in the Straits of Malacca - it has but actually it has just moved the problem elsewhere. One of the problems now, and has only become one since the effective patrolling of the Malacca Straits, is that ships anchored in the Singapore Straits are easy targets and are being boarded at night and the crew assaulted and robbed. You might not think this would be a good earner but ships generally carry significant amounts of cash in their safes, so it is.
The authorities are trying to get a grip of the situation and being Singapore I'm sure it will be done efficiently and effectively. Reducing the amount of cash carried onboard has always been a desire by companies. The big players have succeeded by and large due to having established routes and good credit lines with progressive local handling agents but change in this industry can be slow.
Shipping news challenge, I have really vivid dreams so it may have been one of those, but I swear that last night I read a story about MIG mYP being delivered to the Middle East, did anyone else catch that? If so, it would indicate that Tesla is pushing the MIG net out wide with Y performance, and I'm guessing that may mean RHD could be shipped to the UK soon. OR, it was one of my weird dreams..?
Just had another note from the Tesla advisors
"In regards to a delivery timeframe, I am afraid that is it is unlikely a vehicle will assigned to your order by the end of June. We cannot provide an accurate window for delivery as it stands, however it is likely that delivery will be between August and October 2022. Should this change and a vehicle does become available sooner, we will notify you as soon as possible."
How can they know this with all of the boats incoming? Am I missing something. Why do they bother answering if they do not know...
"In regards to a delivery timeframe, I am afraid that is it is unlikely a vehicle will assigned to your order by the end of June. We cannot provide an accurate window for delivery as it stands, however it is likely that delivery will be between August and October 2022. Should this change and a vehicle does become available sooner, we will notify you as soon as possible."
How can they know this with all of the boats incoming? Am I missing something. Why do they bother answering if they do not know...
Utumno
2 x Model Y LR (2022 Q2 & 2023 Q3)
Less cheese before bedtime for you, I think.
They do know that the first shipment for Q3 will not arrive until August and they also know how far down the list you are to say that you are unlikely to get a delivery prior to the end of this quarter. Bear in mind 'all the boats coming in' is only a handful compared to a normal quarter of a dozen or so. I think they are being pretty upfront with you.
Ignore- 2 dates selected - hence appearing twice
Not to the middle east - it is getting delivered to Israel
That was the first thing i checked if it was an LHD or RHD country
And you were not dreaming! just got the location slightly off
When the draft hits 100m then you know there is a problem!So I just clicked @Frizzy link to check out our new favourite ship and my mind was completely blown when I zoomed in on the map. I had NO idea that there were so many ships, that close to each other at the same time. WOW!
So basically, I'm now gonna also fret about ships bumping into each other and my new Tesla drifting to the bottom of the ocean!!
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PS I do realise it's still fairly zoomed out but even still ...
Someone of the forums a few days ago said a couple of May 2022 build M3’s appeared in the Singapore for sale. Could that suggest RCC Europe could moore up and drop a few off? Or do they normally send a smaller vessel to Singapore?
To be fair. It’s now ‘at anchor’ off the docks.
Remember the ship laden with mercs years agoSo I just clicked @Frizzy link to check out our new favourite ship and my mind was completely blown when I zoomed in on the map. I had NO idea that there were so many ships, that close to each other at the same time. WOW!
So basically, I'm now gonna also fret about ships bumping into each other and my new Tesla drifting to the bottom of the ocean!!
View attachment 808960
PS I do realise it's still fairly zoomed out but even still ...
If they know where I am on the list why all the cloak and dagger...
Oh well a whole summer driving around in a small town car. Joy.
Remember the ship laden with mercs years ago
MV Tricolor sank between Zeebrugge and Southampton with 3000 cars
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