Revision question · Vehicle loading

You're driving an open tipper lorry carrying loose dry sand. Why should you sheet this load?

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To stop the handling from being affected

To stop the load from shifting

To stop the load from blowing away

To stop the tipper mechanism from accidentally operating

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To stop the load from blowing awayThis was the right answer

If you're carrying a load that consists of loose materials, it must be covered by suitable sheeting. You mustn't risk losing any part of your load. This could cause damage or injury to other road users, and you would be responsible.

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Use rated restraints, not ropes or weather curtainsReviewed guidance summary · Dry sand and loose skip waste need containment against blowing or spilling out.

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