Cargo ships usually travel an average of 14 to 17 knots (sea miles/ hour). Some are really slow and others are fast.
The average speed has been reduced the last few years due to the high fuel cost and due to the use of more expensive (higher quality fuel).
Container ships truly average 23 kt made good (actual speed). Break bulk/general cargo vessels - 10-12 kt.
Reefer boats (fruit boats) 20-28kt. (credit to for written definition goes to others.)
generally
a ship speed goes on 18-20 knots maybe like 50 or 60 mph
it s the maximum practical speed that can be attained by a displacement hull.
55.8km/h
80 mph
design speed
In knots.
At what speed is your ship travelling?
Ship speed is transmitted to remote display by feeding outputs from the speed log to various navigation devices as well as shipboard computer system.
In knots.
It depends on the speed of the ship.
10.2888888 is the speed in meters per second of a ship traveling at 20 knots.
The answer will depend on the speed at which the ship is travelling!
Depending from the ship, weather, speed, etc.
A logline is an instrument that tells you the speed of the ship.
Nothing except electromagnetic radiation uses light speed.
knotts