vehicle deck

The vehicle deck can be loaded and unloaded in 30 minutes.

She had two vehicle decks with a combined capacity for more than 200 cars.

It was wet and noisy on the vehicle deck.

The wheelhouse is located on a bridge in the centre above the vehicle deck.

Below the flight deck is the dock and vehicle deck.

Hoy Head has two passenger lounges below the vehicle deck.

The ship's vehicle deck drenching system along with crew put the blaze out.

A new vehicle deck was created from stripping the cabin accommodation on decks 5 and 6.

The disused vehicle deck remains above the railroad track.

Another black-clad man appeared on the vehicle deck.

They also have watertight bulkheads beneath the vehicle deck.

Alternately, its vehicle decks can be reconfigured in 5 minutes to carry up to 20 large trucks and 90 cars.

The ships also had helicopter decks on both the upper vehicle deck and behind the superstructure.

This involved building a large numbers of additional cabins onto the upper vehicle deck to make her suitable as an overnight ship.

In 2004, she was refit, much like her sister ships to include a second vehicle deck along the outer bulkheads.

The bow-ramp was in several sections, which coiled back into the vehicle deck, reducing available car spaces.

For this purpose there is a long sliding hatch cover above the bow section for access to the vehicle deck.

Above two vehicle decks, passenger accommodation is over two main decks.

Water sloshing on the vehicle deck can set up a free surface effect making the ship unstable and causing it to capsize.

For the first time, passenger accommodation was located above the car deck and extended over the entire width of the vehicle deck.

Deck 5 is the dedicated vehicle deck.

To meet the new stability requirements, ferries will probably be fitted with bulkheads on their vehicle decks to contain any water that does get in.

It sank in September 1994 after its bow door shook loose in heavy seas, allowing water to rush onto the vehicle deck.

Prior to entering service on this route she was refitted to allow vehicles to enter her upper vehicle deck through the bow and stern.

Bond left the car on the vehicle deck, and climbed through the crowd of passengers to seek out a reasonably sheltered part of the ferry.