Because the cars arelifted from trains and placed for shipment, and a ship that carries the load is a cargo ship.
Something sent by car is called a shipment while that sent by ship is a cargo simply because of the different transportation channels, road and water.
The terms "shipment" and "cargo" refer to the mode of transportation used. "Shipment" typically refers to goods transported by land (e.g., car), while "cargo" refers to goods transported by sea (e.g., ship). The distinction in terminology helps differentiate between the different modes of transportation.
A lot of stuff. But do you know what the weirdest thing is? Did you know that from a car it is called a SHIPment while from a ship it is called CARgo. Weird, huh?about 4 fat guys plus or minus a zaboomafoolove, fat guy
it was a shipment trade boat used by the British.
A lot of stuff. But do you know what the weirdest thing is? Did you know that from a car it is called a SHIPment while from a ship it is called CARgo. Weird, huh?about 4 fat guys plus or minus a zaboomafoolove, fat guy
because everyone is dumb
cargoes is the plural of cargo. strict meaning is goods carried by ship. cargo = freight, load, shipment, contents, goods
Large ship means it has large caring capacity hence shipment of bulk commodities is more economic in large ship.
Hold - as in a cargo hold.
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The same reason they call goods that go by road a shipment and goods that go by ship a cargo.
It is called a Container ship!