Question 1724 · Truck theory test
When lifting a load how should a driver stand?
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Correct answer
With feet apart, with one leg slightly forward of the other.
Official explanation
In order to reduce the risk of injury whilst lifting a load, drivers should place their feet about hip distance apart with one leg slightly forward to help keep their balance.
- Topic
- Managing risk · Load Handling
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