Hapag-Lloyd improves container tracking for inland transportation
NewsHapag-Lloyd has teamed up with HERE Technologies to expand its Live Position container tracking, adding ETA predictions for its entire fleet by early next year.
Steel goes flat on the floor
Hapag-Lloyd has been experimenting with steel-floored containers and now has around 1,000 units in service. Steel floors in dry boxes have been tried previously, notably by CP Ships in 2001 and the Institute of International Container Lessors, which started a testing programme in 2008. The latter project involved 400 containers, most of which had mixed hardwood/steel floors, including the “Omega floor”.
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