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CMA CGM works on steering process after accident Down Under

French container line CMA CGM is fine-tuning its steering guidance across its fleet after ambiguous procedures caused one of its ships to collide with a navigational beacon in the Yarra River, the Australia Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) said on 12 February.

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