Despite increased attention to rollover prevention in recent years, these deadly accidents remain a major safety challenge for septic truck drivers. If you think you and your driver aren’t at risk, think again. These five myths about tank truck rollovers and safety resources can help you educate drivers on how to avoid rollovers.More than three quarters of these rollovers are the result of a driver action — or inaction. For instance, driving too fast for conditions and over-steering during an accident are two major causes of tank truck rollovers. The driver is the most important tool to eliminating rollovers. Use
5 Myths About Septic Truck Rollovers
Septic truck rollovers can happen in an instant. Are you at risk? Let’s debunk some myths on these potentially fatal accidents.
Sep 23, 2014
| by John Conley |
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