When the water is rough, the exit becomes a whole lot trickier 🌊🚎

Slow is not always good.

This is so wrong. Why demobilise vehicles from the land craft when there's bad weather? The slip way isn't anchored, neither is the vessel.

Some people do what appears to the outside world as crazy, but to them it’s just another day on the job

It is very dangerous and requires highly skilled drivers and train operators. In such an unstable situation, if it is temporarily calm, it will be safer to continue working. isn't it everyone?

Science behind this - When water is rough, it's due to increased wave activity. The roughness makes navigation challenging because of the dynamic forces involved. Waves create turbulence, affecting the stability of vessels. Factors like wave height, frequency, and vessel design contribute. It's essentially a complex interplay of fluid dynamics impacting navigation and exit strategies.

Thought it was the size of the bus.

100 metre slackline

That's poor mooring.