The ship that slammed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore was re-floated on Monday after being caught for practically eight weeks.
The Dali was moved by tugboats “underneath beneficial environmental situations”, in line with the US Military Corps of Engineers.
Shifting the ship is the most recent step in clearing key delivery routes.
The Dali crashed on 26 March, inflicting the bridge to break down and killing six development employees.
The ship misplaced energy earlier than veering off track and putting the bridge. The collision despatched round 4,000 tonnes of particles into the Patapsco River and trapped the boat. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.
The 948ft (289m) ship had remained on the scene and was coated in scrap metallic from the bridge, till a managed demolition final week cleared among the particles.
The Military Corps of Engineers stated that it will take round 21 hours to maneuver the Dali to a close-by terminal.
