Question 1148 · Truck theory test
Where possible, how should a ‘hanging load’ such as garments or animal carcasses be loaded to ensure the stability of the vehicle?
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Correct answer
The load is placed evenly across the vehicle.
Official explanation
Hanging loads such as carcasses or garments should be properly secured to minimise swinging or sliding in the vehicle which in turn could effect the stability of the vehicle. Where possible when loading the vehicle, the load should be distributed evenly.
- Topic
- Control of vehicle · Controlling Vehicle Stability
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