Practice question
Why should ropes never be used as the primary securing method for heavy steel coils or machinery?
- Ropes do not have sufficient tensile strength or tensioning capabilities to restrain heavy, dense loads
- UK laws ban the carrying of ropes on flatbed vehicles
- Ropes cause chemical reactions with steel under tension
- Ropes interfere with the vehicle's ABS electrical circuits
Answer: A — Ropes do not have sufficient tensile strength or tensioning capabilities to restrain heavy, dense loads
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