Is it illigal to....
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by thefish, Mar 8, 2013.
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Not illegal as long as your load is secured.
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There are a lot of comma's before "load" and the word "and". It doesn't say "or". Are you going to argue with black and white? Just ask a DOT officer instead of what your friend told you. Secure means the latch is latched and not rolling back and forth in the track. Slam on the brakes and you can roll the top panel off the track if there is no stop. Boxes fall down all the time even with load locks and shrink wrap. You never seen boxes thrown on top or tracks and doors messed up by forklifts?
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Besides being illegal, a violation, it's inconsiderate and pure inexcusable laziness. Those drivers apparently could care less if something falls out and damages another vehicle or worse, causes an accident. It'll catch up to them, and we will be reading their Help me I got fired posts.
Ghost Ryder and double_r Thank this. -
I think it's more that they forget to close the doors at their last stop and drive away
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And members on this forum will be forgiving and willing to give those drivers another chance for their 'mistake'.
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Ouch guys don't make fun of me, Im a good speller I promis! Lol not really but I thought we all drove trucks not tought English.
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There is a thin line between lazy and saving time.
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Nope. Leaving a trailer door unsecured = lazy
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Someone with poor spelling, and grammar, should not be commenting on someone else's grammar, and spelling. Just my.02 .......
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