Understanding cargo securement
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by TooTiredToTalk, Mar 6, 2022.
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I am glad that you are smart enough to recognize that you need a bit more confidence before venturing out of your comfort zone.
Pay attention to other loads and how they are secured and think of how you would improve on how that driver did. Don't hesitate to take a pic of one and post it here if you have a question.
Remember there are trolls and clowns on here as well as those of us who will freely give you advice, whether you use it or not.
A few days or even weeks of doing what you are while studying other loads in truckstops will help you to get more comfortable with what is behind you and allow you to navigate and travel safely.CAXPT, D.Tibbitt, goga and 1 other person Thank this. -
I appreciate the compliment and all the help you and the other good ones on here give
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Just gonna make him my new hood ornament
Just kidding though!!
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By the way....I've heard some people say to twist your strap I think like once, so they don't loosen or make noise but I've heard others say it doesn't make a difference for the noise or loosening up. But this was before I had an account on here.
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