The Strait of Hormuz, a vital maritime route for oil and trade, is experiencing drastically reduced shipping traffic, even following a ceasefire in the Iran conflict. Reports indicate that vessel transits have plummeted, with many ships still hesitant to navigate the waters. Concerns over security and political tensions continue to overshadow the reopening of this crucial shipping lane. While some reports mention a few non-Iranian oil tankers making the journey, overall traffic remains significantly below normal levels, prompting questions about what it will take to restore confidence and increase movement through the strait.