Load securing in depth: load distribution, load carriers/packaging, lashing equipment, loading and unloading
Anyone transporting goods commercially must distribute and secure the load so that axle loads are respected and nothing can shift or fall off. This includes the load distribution plan, lashing equipment, aids such as edge protectors and anti-slip mats, and the safe handling of forklifts, tail lifts and cranes.
- 50 questions in this topic
- Topic 15 of 18 in the course: Truck & Bus – supplementary theory (C, C1, D, D1)
- Additional knowledge
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From the key facts
- The load must not endanger anyone and must not fall off; vehicles must not be overloaded; mark projecting loads conspicuously (Road Traffic Act (SVG) Art. 30 para. 2).
- The steering axles must carry at least 20 % of the operating weight; on a centre-axle trailer the centre of gravity lies in front of the axle (Traffic Rules Ordinance (VRV) Art. 73 para. 1).
All key facts, the questions with explanations and the exam simulation are part of the course.
Legal references for this topic
The questions in this topic are based on these provisions:
- VRV Art. 57, 58, 61, 67, 73, 74
- VTS Art. 7, 66, 68, 78
- CZV Annex
- SVG Art. 30