Updated: Vessel will transport commuters and vehicles too on board Share Article AAA The newly introduced container ro-ro ferry arrives at the Bolghatty island terminal on Monday. | Photo Credit: H. VIBHU Vessel will transport commuters and vehicles too on board A trial run of the proposed container roll-on roll-off (ro-ro) ferry service in the Willingdon Island-Bolghatty Island corridor was held on Monday, with one of the two vessels built at the Cochin Shipyard operating in the corridor. City-based Kerala Shipping and Inland Navigation Corporation (KSINC), which operates a pair of ro-ro ferries in the Fort Kochi-Vypeen route, has been vested with the task of operating the two vessels, the capital cost of which was borne by the Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI). The container ro-ro ferry service will transport commuters and motorists too on board, unlike a private firm that ferried container-laden lorries on the corridor till it fell out with the Cochin Port Trust over the quantum of security deposit and withdrew service a couple of years ago.