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Trailer trucks are the backbone of global logistics, transporting goods across continents. However, improper operation can lead to accidents, costly repairs, and reduced efficiency. SHACMAN, a trusted name in heavy-duty vehicles, identifies the top five mistakes operators make and how to avoid them.
Overloading is a frequent issue that compromises safety and vehicle longevity. Exceeding weight limits strains the engine, brakes, and suspension, increasing the risk of breakdowns. Always adhere to the manufacturer's recommended load capacity, and use certified weighing scales before departure.
Ignoring scheduled maintenance is a recipe for disaster. Key areas to monitor include:
SHACMAN's trailer trucks are designed for durability, but routine checks ensure optimal performance and compliance with international safety standards like EN 13094.
Uneven weight distribution can cause instability, especially at high speeds or on curves. Follow these guidelines:
This balance minimizes sway and improves handling.
Driving a trailer truck in adverse weather without precautions is hazardous. Reduce speed by 20-30% in rain or snow, and increase following distance. SHACMAN's advanced ABS and traction control systems help, but driver awareness is irreplaceable.
A 10-minute pre-trip inspection can prevent 90% of roadside emergencies. Key checklist items:
SHACMAN's X/F/H/L series trailer trucks are engineered for reliability, with features like:
With over 230,000 units exported, SHACMAN combines innovation with practicality. Contact our team for a customized solution today.
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