In 2024, ship traffic in the Straits of Malacca and Singapore has achieved a new annual all-time high by being 94,301 ships transited the route, with an increase of +5.5% on the 2023 when the previous historical peak had been marked. The strong rise in the of bulk carrier transits have reached a record high of 19,507 units (+7.4%), and very large crude carriers, were equal to the record number of 9,724 VLCCs (+1.9%). A new record was also recorded by the transits of ships for gas liquefied natural with 5,003 units (+3.0%). Among others types of vessels, container ship transits have increased with 25,127 ships on the route (+2.1%), general cargo ships with 8,056 units (+17.8%) and passenger ships with 1,767 units (+79,0%). The only type of ship in decline was that of the ro-ro units which recorded 2,291 transits (-4,0%).