can a person still travel in steerage?

Steerage, was the slang word to describe third class passengers on a ship (eg: the titanic), they were offered little in the way of washroom facilities, no privacy, and poor food.

Sort of like "economy class", or the working class.

this was the lowest deck level of the ship, which during the 18th & 19th century was the only way people could afford to immigrate.

it is no longer used...those travelling on ships, have better accomodations now a days.

steerage is the cheapest way to travel by ship ( I just had to let you know someone else knows what it means)

However, I'm not sure about the answer. I don't think so though.

What the heck is a steerage?

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in storage?

if customs catch you, you'r a$$ wil be in jail.. and some of those containers have refrigirators, that will kill you if you have to sit in that for long peroids of time usually assosiated with ships