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When the vehicle is running, the driver must not let his body outside the contour line of the truck.
When turning, if there are some other trucks or pedestrians, the driver must issue warning signal.
The driver must comply with all labels about ground load carrying capacity and requirements of
other instructive labels.
The driver must pay special attention to the load carrying capability of slopes and channels
leading to electric elevator.
14.2.3.2 Vehicle speed
The truck speed should coordinate with the status of person's activity, visibility, road or the
ground conditions and load conditions of the running area. When the vehicle is moving on wet
and smooth road surface the driver must be very carefully.
Under any situation, the vehicle speed must be controlled within the range that the truck can be
stopped safely.
14.2.3.3 Running on the slope
When operating on the slope, the following regulations must be obeyed:
A)
Moving up and down a slope slowly.
B)
Except for the side loading and no lifted load truck, it may as well make the bearing load
device's surface towards the downgrade direction.
C)
Turning on the slope and bestride the slope are all forbidden.
D)
When the vehicle is near the slope, high platform or platform edge, the driver must drive
carefully. The distance between the vehicle and the platform or platform edge must keep at
least a truck tyre width.
E)
When the gradient is more than 10% during the truck's running up and down the slope, if
possible, when the lifted load truck and flat stacking truck (except the side bearing load
fork-lift truck, cross-country fork-lift truck , stride- truck and platform carrying vehicle)
moves, the load surface must be in a upgrade direction.
F) When the truck works on various slopes, the load and the load bearing device must tilt
backward (if possible), and the driver can only elevate the load's height that is enough for
running through the road surface and local barrier.
14.2.3.4 Get across a gap
It must be ensured that under hanging devices (such as: lamps, pipeline and fire extinguishing
system) there is an enough clearance height.
Before getting across the passage and door, it must be ensured that there is an enough gap
among the vehicle, the driver and the load.
14.2.3.5 Working in road truck and railroad vehicle
Before a motor-driven industry truck runs on (or run down) the road vehicle or railroad vehicle,
some necessary measures must be taken to prevent road truck and railroad vehicle from moving.
Before a semi- trailer that is not linked with a tractor runs on the road truck or railroad truck, it
must be ensured that the supporting part of the stilt of the semi- trailer is located at the
supporting position.
Before a motor-driven industry truck runs on the road vehicle or railroad vehicle, it must be
ensured that the floor board can endure all the weight of the industry vehicle, load and the driver.
Besides, it is required to check the plank to see if there are crashes, holes or other damages.
When the industry truck works on high place or platform, it is forbidden to move other truck by
industry truck. It is also prohibited to close railroad truck's door by industry truck except for one
case that the industry truck is equipped with a special device and the driver has also been trained
how to use this device.
If possible, the truck should cross over the railway virgule.
14.2.3.6 The truck operating on the gangplank or transition board
Before the motor industrial vehicle pass the gangplank or transition board, it is necessary to
make sure the firm of the board.
The overall weight of the truck should not excess the rated capacity of the gangplank or the
transition board.
When passing the gangplank or the transition board, the driver should drive the truck carefully
and slowly.
14.2.3.7 The use of the truck in elevator (lifter)
Before the motor industrial vehicle driving into the elevator (lifter), it is necessary to make sure
the elevator (lifter) can endure the over all weight of the truck, load and drivers.
Before allow the truck driving in or out of the elevator (lifter), all other personnel should leave
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