At Nation Delivery we offer an internationally recognised vehicle shipping services that offers ocean sea freight transport for both private individuals and businesses across Nigeria. We ship cars, vans, trucks, caravans, motorhomes, plant machinery and trailers across Nigeria. Our RORO, Breakbulk, container and shared container services allows us to successfully ship both in gage and out of gage vehicles and plant machinery every week by sea freight.

Roll on/roll off car shipping to Nigeria and all Countries.

Ro Ro car shipping to Nigeria and all Countries.

Our weekly roll on/roll off car shipping to Nigeria sail weekly from Romform (Esses) Southampton , or twice a month from Uk. Roll on/roll off vessels are purpose built vehicle /cargo shipping vessels which can transport thousands of vehicles overseas at any one time safely. Roll on/roll off is and will always remain to be the preferred choice due its cheaper costs and regular, frequent sailings. Vehicles are secured using straps to the vessel floor which are secured to the front and to the rear for optimum safety. These straps are continually monitored throughout its voyage to Nigeria to ensure that all vehicles remain safe and secure throughout.

Roll On Roll Off Car Shipping Services From the UK to Nigeria and all Countries.

How do you ship vehicles by RORO?

All vehicles are either driven or towed on to the vessel via a ramp by fully qualified vehicle handlers, called Stevedore. They are professionally trained drivers that will ensure that vehicles are driven safely on and off the vessel at each end. Once the vehicles are onboard the vessel, they will be strapped to various lashing points, usually 2 at the back and 1 on the front of the vehicle.

These straps are checked throughout the voyage by professional cargo handlers onboard and are tightened up throughout its voyage if required. This will then ensure a safe delivery without damage in to the overseas port. Most vehicle manufacturers opt for the option of roll on/roll off due how easy it is and is less time consuming than loading there vehicles in to containers. The cost of roll on/roll off car shipping is by far one of the cheapest ways of shipping a vehicle overseas.

Can personal items be loaded inside my vehicle shipping to Nigeria and all Countries?

Depending on where you would like your vehicle shipped to in part of Nigeria ,Yes you have grace and optunities to load inside the car ,any personal items, such as clothes, shoes or even tools inside the vehicle. There are some Roll on/Roll off operators that will allow items to be loaded when being shipped on board their vessels, however there are just as many RoRo operators that will not allow anything at all but we try as much as posssible to load your personal items –

We have been shipping cars by roll on roll off to Nigeria, Ghana, and many other countries very successfully for years. This can work out to be the cheapest form of transport overall as there are less fees to consider at destination which will keep costs lower overall.

More view on how do you ship vehicles by container ?

NationDelivery offers a fast, reliable way of shipping vehicles and general cargo from the UK to many overseas destinations e.g Nigeria and Ghana and others countries.We arrage your car into a designated container .NationDelivery ship both 20′, 40′ & 40’ HQ containers from the UK, Ireland and Scotland to Nigeria and every week by sea. we collect your car From door to port or door to door, we can arrange safe transport to many places professionally at an affordable price. We can have a container maneuvered to the ground for ease of loading or leave it on the back of the trailer to help save costs. We pride ourselves on our attention to detail, speedy responses and unrivalled customer care.

We also specialise in the professional shipment of motorcycles, saloon cars, 4×4’s, vans and caravans by container services. Our logistics team can arrange the safe collection of any vehicle from anywhere throughout the UK and secure them inside the container for safer transit over over the sea to Nigeria.