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2023 Shipping Movements
- Thread starter Mr Miserable
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andrew_nguyen_
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lol that basically means Tesla is gonna send their own agents to get the cars out of the ship instead of port workers. The faster they get the cars out of the ship, the faster they can return to Shanghai for the next batch order. Tesla will lose money if they have to wait around for these strike to end
I also got an 'expected VIN' from Tesla (also Netherlands), ordered M3 mid-june. They told me the car is on it's way to Tilburg. Please let me know if you get any updates.
try looking for your VIN in this link of the shipping company Hoegh...
Cargo Tracking | RoRo tracking | Höegh Autoliners
Want to know where your cargo is? You can follow your cargo here. Simply fill in the field on this page to see your cargo details.
Today the Hoegh Trove is scheduled to arrive in Zeebrugge, let's see if there is any luck.
Nah, I already did. I think it's Grande Torino which arrived last week.try looking for your VIN in this link of the shipping company Hoegh...
Cargo Tracking | RoRo tracking | Höegh Autoliners
Want to know where your cargo is? You can follow your cargo here. Simply fill in the field on this page to see your cargo details.www.hoeghautoliners.com
Today the Hoegh Trove is scheduled to arrive in Zeebrugge, let's see if there is any luck.
Can confirm that Hoegh Trident is indeed carrying TMY’s. My hidden VIN shows up in their cargo checker.
ETA Zeebrugge 23 Jul according to Hoegh.
Mine is a TMY RWD. Estimated build date 13 June.
Is it safe to assume that they're heading to New Westminster to avoid the large queue of ships in Vancouver?
Agreed...I would be very surprised if the union actually allowed that. Even though a local company would be contracted to do the work, the workers would have to be unionized. But then again, that news article said the union had complained about the BCMEA contracting outm aintenance tasks, so who knows?
She's still anchored there as of this morning, so time will tell...
BRUH....that article says the average salary of a port worker last year was over $130K, plus benefits and pension. That's not gonna gain the union a whole lot of sympathy with the public...uh oh
B.C. port strike: Bargaining not going to produce collective agreement says employer | Globalnews.ca
One of the issues, according to the BCMEA is that ILWU is attempting to "aggressively" expand and redefine regular maintenance work which is beyond the agreement in place.globalnews.ca
See above note about unionized workers...but like I said, who knows lol. Either way, I don't see them waiting around forever. If they can't use non-union workers to unload the ship, they'll just send it south to Tacoma.
Interesting, Tesla advisor told me 2nd Aug-14th Aug initially, but then got told end of July to 2nd Aug! Sooner the better!
Unions will throw a hissy fit over someone changing a lightbulb, let alone unloading a cargo ship!
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