Stena Line are committed to ensuring the safety of our customers both within port areas and onboard our vessels. We would like to highlight the following health and safety guidelines.

On-board all Stena Line Vessels - It is prohibited to remain in your cab at Sea:

Safety for everyone is one of our highest priorities. Wearing high visibility clothing is an effective way of making sure we keep people safe.

• It is essential that loading instructions and directions issued by Stena Line's shore and deck personnel are adhered to at all times - loading ships is a complicated process and there is always a reason why you are directed to a certain location.
• It is imperative that once any driver boards a Stena Line vessel that they immediately leave their vehicle and go to the designated passenger areas onboard.
• It contravenes all Maritime Law for any passenger to remain in their vehicle or on vehicle decks whilst the vessel is at Sea. Failure to comply with this regulation will/may result in future travel bans on all Stena Line services. 

Within the port area:

• Hi-viz vests and safety footwear must be worn at all times.
• All vehicles must comply with the 10mph speed limit and Stena Line vehicles should be given priority whilst a ship is in port.
• All drivers disembarking the vessel must leave the port immediately.
• Any violent or threatening behaviour shown towards crew, staff or fellow passengers will result in the immediate and permanent refusal of access to any of Stena Line's terminals and refusal of permission to travel on any of Stena Line's vessels. 

Read more about wearing high visibility clothing (p.22) and all other safety and security measures in our Freight Transport Information Manual.

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