Why is a collision with an iceberg unlikely to occur today?

Because,with today's modern technology,it would be hard to miss a floating iceberg.Today, the would have probably taken precautions.

Answered by PotterHead2003 | 2024-06-10

Improved radar and sonar systems to detect icebergs blocking the path of a ship

Answered by Edmund | 2024-06-10

Collisions with icebergs are unlikely today due to advancements in detection technology, the establishment of the International Ice Patrol, improved navigation systems, and stricter maritime safety regulations. These developments have greatly enhanced the ability to monitor and report iceberg locations, ensuring safer shipping practices. Consequently, modern ships are better equipped to navigate safely around potential iceberg hazards.
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Answered by PotterHead2003 | 2024-12-23