Choose capacity rules that reflect the vehicles you carry. A count of passenger tickets cannot describe the space needed by cars, trailers and larger transport units.
Define the vehicle categories and dimensions your service uses. Include trailers and combinations where they change the required length.
An additional traveller changes the passenger requirement. A longer trailer changes the vehicle requirement. Either change may happen without the other. In configured Travelmanager ferry setups, those checks are separate. Review the relevant limit for the chosen journey and do not interpret free passenger places as proof that any vehicle combination can be accepted.
In Travelmanager ferry setups configured for length-based bookings, vehicle length and passenger availability are checked separately. An available passenger place does not imply that any vehicle can be added.
A replacement vehicle or added trailer may change both capacity demand and fare. Review the updated requirement before confirming the changed booking.
Deck layout, lane assignment, cargo restrictions and loading safety need their own operational decisions or specialist systems. Do not equate a length-based limit with a complete graphical loading plan.
Book the vehicle and its passengers for the same sailing.
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Plan ferry departures and check availability for passenger and vehicle bookings.
Explore Schedules & Capacity
Plan the vehicle space required by your bookings.
Explore Vehicle Length & Deck PlanningBring your questions about vehicle capacity management on ferries to a discussion of your routes and working procedures.
