A truck carrying moso bamboo in Jinhua suddenly braked and pierced the vehicle in front of it. What protections should truck drivers take when pulling such goods?

When pulling such goods, truck drivers should secure the goods, control the speed, and keep a safe distance from other vehicles.

When truck drivers pull over-long, over-height or over-wide goods, there will be great safety risks. This Jinhua truck driver suddenly braked while pulling bamboo and pierced the vehicle in front of him, causing the driver to Injuried. Drivers must pay attention to safety when pulling such goods. They must not overload when loading, and they must secure the goods on the vehicle. If there is a sudden braking during driving, the goods on the vehicle must not be loose or scattered. and leaning forward, otherwise it will cause extremely serious consequences.

When truck drivers pull such goods, they must not only secure the goods and not overload them, but also control their speed. Whether they are driving on ordinary roads or highways, they must Observe traffic rules, keep the vehicle driving at a constant speed, and not drive too fast. This way you can brake slowly when encountering an emergency, ensure driving safety, and prevent the goods on your vehicle from causing harm to other vehicles.

Truck drivers must keep a safe distance from other vehicles when pulling such goods. Especially when there is a vehicle driving in front, they must not follow the vehicle too close, otherwise the vehicle in front may encounter an unexpected situation. Sometimes, you will hit the car in front because you did not brake in time, and the cargo on the car will also rush forward due to inertia, causing damage to the car in front. Jinhua, a truck driver, was pulling bamboo when he suddenly braked and hit the truck in front of him. Fortunately, the driver of the truck in front only suffered minor injuries and his life was not in danger.

After the accident, the traffic police rushed to the scene quickly to deal with it. They also reminded other drivers not to overload when loading over-long and over-height goods, and to secure the goods to prevent the truck from falling on the road. When driving on the road, the goods are scattered on the road due to inertia, or the goods rush forward due to inertia, affecting the driving safety of other vehicles. When truck drivers pull these special goods, the safety performance of the vehicle will be reduced, and the control of the vehicle will become more difficult. A slight carelessness may cause the vehicle to lose control, leading to accidents.