The Stena Line's Irish route network has been transformed from the Stena RoRo to the Stena Line and this means that it will enter the service on the Belfast and Liverpool route. This is part of an on-going development for the Stena Line's Irish sea network and it will also transfer back to the North Sea operation. This is going to be done on the Rotterdam-Killingholm route as well. Of course, it is important to know that this is a very important step in the expansion programme and that this is really an advancement for the diagonal corridor service. Those who work in driver recruitment Ireland or even as part of a driving agency Ireland will know this more than anyone.

This could even lead to an increase in driving jobs Ireland as well, so this is an important thing that you need to keep in consideration. The 3,000 lane ship will really help production and they are also going to introduce some new Flexer ships too. These are under construction right now and that they will be the first to be released. It is said that these new ships will significantly raise the freight and even the travel capacity. It will also increase the service levels as well, so this is another point that needs to be taken into consideration.

Stena Forecaster will be making two large departures. This will be during the day, between Monday and Friday. They will also partner the two RoPax vessels, and that Stena Mersey will be on the Belfast and Liverpool route as well.

Only time will tell if this is the case or not, but it is safe to say that more needs to be done to make movements like this happen more often so that the efficiency can continue to increase.