Practice question
Why might a very tall load on a vehicle without a headboard need additional securing measures?
- Height and lack of a physical barrier can increase movement and stability risk during braking or swerving
- Tall loads need less restraint because they are easier to see
- A headboard is never relevant to load movement
- Additional lashings are only for sea journeys
Answer: A — Height and lack of a physical barrier can increase movement and stability risk during braking or swerving
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