from time to time. It scraped the quay.

Kind of silly as pattern building.

more than the history of the ship. Unless it is a design flaw

Wouldn't it be safer to have those giant ships load/unload outside of any bridges at ports they use?

To recreate them in a way that would be outside of bridges would mean costly development of new ports directly on coastlines, and honestly, no one in their right mind would do that kind of major commercial development someplace that is likely to wash away in the next 50 years of climate change.

but I just saw another post that this ship was involved in 3 deadly incidents the last several years. How many other accidents like this happen? Getting a giant boat steered through an old, small port could be like threading a needle!
It already costs a lot to transport goods. I wonder how much more it would cost if the ships anchored further out and smaller boats transferred the cargo to land?

doesn't seem like reason enough to completely redo the entire system of US ports. This is on that ship, the people who are steering it, and the company they represent. I'm not seeing stories about how this type of ship has a history of navigational systems (they might come out, but so far, no). This bridge has withstood 50 years of no serious accidents, and certainly no collapse. I don't think one major accident, with a ship and company that has a history of accidents, is the fault of the port placement.

I see many things that might getting done, but not getting done well. My personal outlook sees more events like this happening across the infrastructure. There have been several barge collisions on the Ohio Rive. No matter where they happen, they make the local news. An overpass on I77 by Parkersburg, WV was damaged by a truck a couple years ago, and it took months for both lanes to reopen. May as well look ahead and see what preventative measures could be put in place

by Boeing

....Capt maybe but as the ship has changed hands maybe not and not sure a power loss is his fault, whether or not they had time to drop the anchor will be the issue but prepared for sea & not anchoring that may not have been a quick task.