What are the methods for cargo transport drivers to conduct loading inspections?

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KayleeDella
07/30/25 6:25am
Before transportation, ensure the loading meets requirements; check the safety condition of the cargo during transit; inspect during every rest stop; and continuously monitor the loading status via rearview mirrors while driving. There are two key inspection items for freight vehicles: 1. Tires: Since the primary function of trucks is cargo transportation, tire safety is crucial. Inspect for any tire scratches and check between the dual rear wheels for trapped stones. Use a hammer or pry bar to tap the tires—normal tire pressure produces a relatively crisp sound, while underinflated tires emit a dull thud, making it easy to identify. 2. Three Leaks: When parked, inspect the vehicle underside for water or oil leaks. Observe the engine, transmission, and rear axle for any dripping phenomena, which can help detect potential hazards in advance.
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