The vehicle berth: cars, trucks and machinery
Roll on, roll off. Vehicles drive straight onto a fenced park with space for 6,000 units and a pre-delivery inspection shed.
- Park
- 6,000 vehicles
- Berth
- 300 m
- Discharge
- 1,800 cars a day
Car carriers berth stern to the quay and lower their ramp. Our drivers, trained and insured, drive each vehicle off and park it in a numbered bay. Every vehicle is photographed on all four sides on the way off.
Heavy machinery and trucks roll off on their own wheels or on trailers. Anything that cannot roll is lifted by the mobile harbour cranes from Quay 4.
A covered pre-delivery inspection shed lets dealers wash, check and fit accessories before release, so vehicles leave ready for the showroom.
The numbers
Example specification for this demo.
| Berth | 300 m stern ramp berth |
|---|---|
| Vehicle park | 6,000 bays, fenced and lit |
| Inspection shed | 120 bays |
| Photo record | Every vehicle, four sides |
| Free days | 5 for vehicles |
| Example rate | ₦65,000 a car |
On the berth
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About the vehicle terminal
Short answers from the customer desk.
Who drives my car off the ship?
Our own licensed drivers, insured by the terminal while the vehicle is in our care.
Can I see photos of my car?
Yes. The photo record is in your account within an hour of discharge.
Do you release to individuals?
Yes, with customs release and identification. Most private buyers use an agent.
Container terminal
1,240 metres of quay in 16.5 metres of water, 14 ship to shore cranes and a yard planned box by box.
Dry bulk and break bulk
Wheat, clinker, fertiliser, sugar and steel, discharged by grab, hopper and conveyor into covered sheds.
Liquid bulk jetty
A dedicated jetty for refined products and edible oils, with metered pipelines to tank farms outside the gate.
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Cargo coming through here?
Check the schedule, then book the truck.